Bird conservation course held in Maharashtra.

• BNHS held ornithology course at Nandur-Madhmeshwar.
• Course taught bird importance, counting, ringing.
• 13 participants learned conservation at wetland site.

Mumbai: ​The Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS) conducted a three-day basic ornithology course at the Nandur-Madhmeshwar Wildlife Sanctuary in Nashik district last week.

Aim Of The Programme

The programme

aimed to educate participants on the importance of birds, bird-counting techniques, and bird ringing, while providing hands-on field experience at one of Maharashtra’s most important wetland sites.

​A total of 15 participants registered, 13 of whom attended, including birdwatchers, students, naturalists, and nature enthusiasts with a strong interest in wildlife conservation. The course serves as a platform for building scientific understanding and fostering a strong conservation mindset among nature lovers.