State of India’s Birds 2020
- The State of India’s Birds report is the first comprehensive assessment of the distribution range, trends in abundance, and conservation status for most of the bird species that regularly occur in India.
- As per the “Key Species for States” identified for conservation at sub-national level, the Jerdon’s Babbler has been listed as “species of most conservation’ for Punjab. It signifies that the government of Punjab needs to conserve this songbird, which is often sighted at Harike Wetland in Punjab – a Ramsar site recognized by the United Nations.
- It is one of the 101 species that have been placed under ‘High’ ....
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