This photo taken on April 13, 2026 shows great bustards on a grassland in Lindian County, northeast China's Heilongjiang Province. Recently, great bustards, a species under first-class state ...

Gujarat welcomed its first great Indian bustard chick after a decade of experimentation, the Union Environment Ministry announced on March 28. Programmes to revive the dwindling population of the ...

JAISALMER: A major piece of good news has emerged at the national level from the breeding centres in Jaisalmer. With the help of Artificial Insemination (AI) technology, three new chicks of the ...

In the vast, golden grasslands of Rajasthan and Gujarat, one of India’s most elusive and powerful natural sounds has been documented: the haunting duet call of the critically endangered Great Indian ...

Two chicks were hatched at the Sudashri Godawan Breeding Centre, while one chick was hatched at the Ramdevra Godawan Breeding Centre, they said. With this, the number of Great Indian Bustards, locally ...

Nearly 50 trackers monitor the mother bird nonstop to protect her chick. It arrived after an extraordinary 19-hour road journey, carried in a handheld incubator across nearly 800 kilometres of Indian ...

A Great Indian Bustard chick was successfully born in Gujarat’s Kutch region after a decade, marking a major conservation milestone. Using the ‘Jumpstart Approach’, scientists transported a fertile ...

Rare hatch offers hope for species on brink as teams monitor chick 24/7 Project Great Indian Bustard entered into the fourth year’s of its captive breeding with the two new chicks hatched at the ...

Ahmedabad, India: Fifty wildlife officers are now the devoted guardians of a newly-hatched great Indian bustard chick, born after a marathon road trip to provide a fertilised egg for the critically ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A statue to the Great Indian Bustard in India's desert state of Rajasthan (Idrees MOHAMMED) (Idrees MOHAMMED/AFP/AFP) Fifty ...

The first Great Indian Bustard (GIB) chick hatched in the wild in Gujarat is welcome news for the bird’s conservation. Dwindling numbers — 150-200 at present from close to 1,000 in the 1970s — have ...