Vulture survey begins in Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary
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A two-day vulture population survey is currently underway at the Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary.
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- A collaborative two-day survey of vulture species has commenced in the Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary.
- Participants aim to document the population and distribution of both resident and migratory vulture species.
- This initiative supports broader conservation efforts for the region's scavenger populations.
- Researching these birds is critical as they assist in maintaining ecosystem health by disposing of animal carcasses.
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NamedIndia · Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve · Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary · Hume Centre for Ecology and Wildlife Biology · Kerala Forest Department · World Wide Fund for Nature-India
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