Increasing number of vultures in Kanchanpur encourage conservationists
24 Jan 2025
KANCHANPUR: Conservationists are encouraged by the rising vulture population. Vultures are fed on dead animals and are regarded as natural scavengers.
Earlier, the record suggested that the presence of vultures was extinct. But with the efforts launched to conserve the bird facing the risk of extinction have led to a significant rise in its population.
In 2010, the sole habitat of the vulture was found here, but now the situation is different but encouraging. The finding of 50 nests has suggested the increasing number of birds in the district.
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