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Great
Indian Bustards Flee Jaisalmer for New Habitat in Pakistan Amid Habitat Crisis
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The Great Indian Bustards (GIBs) are
potentially relocating from Jaisalmer to a new habitat in Pakistan due to the
ongoing habitat crisis.
The Rajasthan Forest Department's recent
waterhole survey revealed the presence of 64 GIBs in Jaisalmer. This shift in
habitat underscores the critical situation these birds are facing in their
traditional territories.
Amid concerns over the declining GIB population
and habitat loss, the need for immediate conservation measures becomes evident.
The sighting of GIBs in Pakistan raises questions about the challenges faced by
these majestic birds and highlights the urgency for cross-border conservation
efforts to protect this endangered species.
My Take:
"In my blog titled 'Have Lines: Save
Birds' from March 2024, I delved into the Supreme Court's considerations
regarding lifting the ban on transmission lines through GIB habitats.
The
relevance of this discussion lies in the crucial balance between conservation
and energy needs. The recent news of GIBs fleeing to Pakistan emphasizes the
critical importance of such decisions in safeguarding their habitats."
"In another blog post dated June 2021, I
explored innovative solutions like 'Flock Dynamics' for bird conservation.
Considering the challenges faced by GIBs due
to power lines, the concept of leveraging bird flock behavior to inform
conservation strategies becomes increasingly relevant.
The need for technical experts and
stakeholders to collaborate on sustainable solutions is now more pressing than
ever."
Call to Action:
To the Rajasthan Forest Department and
conservation authorities, I urge immediate collaboration with international
counterparts to address the habitat crisis faced by the Great Indian Bustards.
It is crucial to implement effective
conservation strategies and prioritize habitat protection to ensure the
survival of this endangered species.
With regards,
www.HemenParekh.ai /
02 Dec 2024
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