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EPCO organising several programmes from May 26 to June 2

Before the World Environment Day, under the Environment Education Program of the Ministry of Environment, Government of India, various programs are being organized by the Environment Planning Coordination Organization (EPCO), Bhopal, from May 26 to June 5. Under the World Environment Day program

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Birds face food shortage amid shrinking wetlands

Encroachment of arable land near rivers and lakes for building infrastructure has harmed the bird population in these areas.

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Birds of Saudi Arabia: Half Moon Reedbeds – Al Khobar

Birds of Saudi Arabia: Half Moon Reedbeds – Al Khobar
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Birds of Saudi Arabia: Birds of Prey – Jubail

Birds of Saudi Arabia: Birds of Prey – Jubail
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A Migration Like No Other

Every year, migratory birds come to Kashmir through Siberia, North China and north Europe to escape the extreme cold

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