India to Assess 1,211 Bird Species for Conservation Status

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India has begun a national Red List Assessment of 1,211 bird species, with a preliminary assessment completed for over 100 birds, including the Great Indian Bustard and Indian Roller. The assessment aims to identify extinction risk and inform conservation priorities, with a final assessment expected by the end of 2024. The initiative is a collaborative effort between the Union Environment Ministry, IUCN, and other organizations.

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Published Tuesday, October 20, 2026

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