From vibrant pittas to majestic flamingos, explore India’s most breathtaking bird species and where to spot them in the wild.

Spread over 1,100 sqkm and over three districts in Odisha, Chilika was the first Indian wetland designated as a Ramsar site in 1981 ...

India's bristle worms are often overlooked. But they are crucial to the health of the country's wetlands – so local women are working to catch the poachers decimating their population.

Pink flamingos dot its sandy banks ... The worms are found in similar ecosystems in parts of Mumbai, Kochi and Chilika Lake in Odisha, which is India's largest brackish water ecosystem.

The Nalabana Bird Sanctuary within Chilika attracts a huge variety of rare and endangered birds, including the Greater Flamingo, Dalmatian Pelican, and Spot-billed Pelican. The lake is also home ...

Kimaru said flamingos start returning to Lake Bogoria from mid-June, adding that, up to October the lake usually hosts ...

Explore the List of Saltwater Lakes in India, their significance, conservation challenges, and strategies for sustainable ...

The three lakes, collectively termed the Kenya Lake System, have been recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Being alkaline lakes, they host thousands of flamingos and other birds that attract ...