TWSI invites you for the longest running Indian Birding Fair on 6th & 7th February 2026 at the promenade of Mansagar Lake, Amber Road, Jaipur.
Come be part of the citizen awareness event with engaging sessions from wildlife experts.
@stevewilko11@NottsBirders Brilliant show! Received "The BIRDS of NOTTINGHAMSHIRE" by Jason Reece, Nick Crouch, David Parkin, Chris du Feu and Bernie Ellis last week thanks to David Ryann,who visited India. Most educative illustrations in it, generally missed in Indian works. Yellow-crowned is shared.
@JohnHarwood30@nybirdnews What was this Red Phalarope doing at Sambhar Ramsar Site (India), a rare sightings this Feb 23? Some vagrants offer great surprise.
@RareBirdAlertUK An exciting Bird Count hailed some rare species on 19 Feb across Jaipur's landscape (India). Six TWSI Volunteers ticked off 200+ species, follow up of 26th Indian Birding Fair (10-11 Feb), led by Govind Yadav, a teacher-cum-birder. This Little Cormorant hints at fresh exploits.
How to conserve Raptors, was discussed at 26th Indian Birding Fair (Man Sagar lake, Jaipur) at sessions for students-teachers-citizens, staged by Tourism & Wildlife Society of India, a citizens' initiative aimed at conserving this heritage lake which also started happening...
@ChildrenAcademy@svpublic@TPS ##RedPhalarope (Plalaropus fulicarius) spotted at #SambharRamsarSite (Feb 23), never recordeed earlier. The bird breeds in the #Tundra, remains at sea shores. Great surprise as informed by Gaurav Dhadich, a start-up birder at Sambhar, photo by Rajaram Meena, Forester at Jaipur.
Prizes were awarded to winning participants for the 25th @IndianBirdingFair. @RukmaniBirla School was top placed, @ChildrenAcademy second, @SVPublic School and @TPS School receiving succeeding honours. Congratulations to students-teachers combination for nature conservation.
@ChildrenAcademy@svpublic@TPS The 26th Indian Birding Fair (Jaipur, India) was dedicated to Raptors. About 1,900 students-teachers and citizens interacted on how to conserve such birds of prey. Sonika Kushwaha and Govind Tiwari led the choir. Forest Department and WWF-India supported it; an outstanding event.
@UdaipurTimes Kotra is the remotest corner in south-west rajasthan and overflows with tribal culture, recall my stay there and visit to Khed Brahma thereafter. Well done.
@ANI Best wishes for this introduction of African predator in India. It signifies India's estem for the Wild Species' conservation. A file photo shows Cheetah riding a bullock-cart. And now an aeroplane! Thanks to India's Prime Minister's decisive stand.