BNHS-NMCG Project to Protect Indian Skimmer
Recently, the Bombay Natural History Society launched a new conservation project under the National Mission for Clean Ganga (NMCG) at Dehradun to protect the endangered Indian Skimmer in the Ganga Basin.
- The main objective is to protect river sandbars, which are critical nesting habitats for the Indian Skimmer and other riverine bird species.
- These habitats face serious threats from sand mining, altered river flows and human disturbance, leading to sharp declines in bird populations.
- Local communities will be involved through training as ‘Nest Guardians’ and ‘River Guardians’ to protect nests, monitor birds, reduce threats and support data collection.
- The ....
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