Rapid urbanisation reduced sparrow populations in Hyderabad, but the ‘Bring Back Sparrow’ campaign by AWCS has helped revive numbers. With nest boxes and community support, nearly 20,000 sparrows have returned, improving urban biodiversity and ecological balance.
All the native plants on which sparrows depend for survival are gone and due to heavy construction activity in urban areas and competition with pigeons and myna, sparrow population in urban areas continues to remain under stress, said Former TSFDC Chairman
Hyderabad: Scores of bird watchers and nature lovers gathered at KBR Park in Banjara Hills on the occasion of World Sparrow Day. Many of them joined with their cameras to click and document a variety of birds at the sprawling green premises of the park. As part of the Sparrow Day celebrations, a series of […]
On the occasion of World Sparrow Day, on March 20, the Telangana Forest Department hosted an event at KBR Park to spread awareness about the disappearing bird
