Over 1 lakh birds of 107 species recorded in Kaziranga waterbird estimation

In a remarkable biodiversity assessment, Kaziranga National Park has recorded over 100,000 waterbirds belonging to 107 different species during a recent estimation drive. This initiative, aimed at monitoring avian populations and promoting conservation efforts, highlights the ecological significance of the park, which is renowned for its rich wildlife, including the famous one-horned rhinoceros. The survey, conducted by wildlife officials and ornithologists, not only underscores the park's role as a vital habitat for various migratory and resident bird species but also serves as a critical indicator of the overall health of the ecosystem. Kaziranga, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, continues to attract attention for its unique biodiversity and conservation challenges. Efforts to safeguard this vital habitat are essential, particularly in the face of environmental changes and human encroachment. The successful estimation reaffirms the importance of ongoing research and conservation strategies in preserving the natural heritage of one of India's most iconic national parks.