The Chhattisgarh State Government is going to host its first-ever bird festival in the villages of Gidhwa and Parsada village of Bemetara district from January 31 to February 2, said Additional Principal Conservator for Forest Arun Pandey. Three days festival will be launched on January 31st and ends on February 2, he said while speaking with FPJ over the phone.
The forest department has started preparations for it. In maintaining wildlife diversity and environmental conservation birds play a major role. Gidhwa attracts and nests more than 150 varieties of birds including migratory (overseas) and local. This includes 106 varieties of local birds and more than 11 types of foreign migratory birds such as from European countries, Mangolia, Burma and Bangladesh.
Chhattisgarh to launch its first-ever bird festival on January 31
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Raipur: Chhattisgarh is going to launch its first-ever bird festival Gidhwa-Parsada Bird Festival 2021 in Parsada village, Durg Forest Division, said Additional Principal Conservator for Forest Arun Pandey.
The three-day-long festival will be launched on January 31 and it will end on February 2, Pandey said while speaking with the
Free Press Journal over the phone. The forest department has started preparations for the festival.
In maintaining wildlife, diversity, and environmental conservation, birds play a major role. Gidhwa attracts and nests more than 150 varieties of birds including migratory (overseas) and local.