India’s Wildlife Science Moves from Discovery to Recovery

Two captive-bred Great Indian Bustards have been released into the wild in Rajasthan, while new research and monitoring initiatives elsewhere in India point to a broader push to turn wildlife science into conservation action. The efforts span species discovery, field monitoring and attempts to rebuild a critically endangered bird’s wild population.

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• Rajasthan’s bustards: The two captive-bred birds were released as part of conservation efforts for a...