India Releases 2 Captive-Bred Great Indian Bustards Into the Wild: The Beginning of a Survival Experiment
On Sunday morning, two male Great Indian Bustards (GIBs) took their first flight into the desert at Sam in Rajasthan’s Desert National Park. Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav released the birds as India entered a new phase of its nearly decade-long effort to bring the critically endangered species back to the wild. These were not birds rescued from the wild. They had been raised through…
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