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Great Indian Bustard Rewilding Begins In Rajasthan After 8-Year Conservation Effort
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· October 4, 2026
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Key points The center's work is the result of collaboration between various organizations, which began with an agreement in 2018. A major conservation milestone has been achieved with the launch of a rewilding program for a critically endangered bird species.
A major conservation milestone has been achieved with the launch of a rewilding program for a critically endangered bird species. This effort follows an eight-year conservation project. The program's success is notable, as similar initiatives worldwide have taken much longer to accomplish.
A specialized center has been established to support this conservation work, marking a significant step forward. The center's work is the result of collaboration between various organizations, which began with an agreement in 2018.
Further details about this conservation project are available, including comments from a key official involved in the initiative.
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Published: October 4, 2026 ·
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