ENVIRONMENT · SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY · EDITORIAL ANALYSIS
Great Indian Bustard recovery moves from release preparation to a wild pilot
GS 3: Conservation, environmental pollution and degradation, environmental impact assessment; Science and Technology—developments and their applications.
Two male Great Indian Bustards were released at Sam in Desert National Park on 4 October. The intervention combines conservation breeding, preparation for wild conditions, nest supplementation and grassland restoration; long-term survival remains to be established.[1][2]
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