Ecological Transitions at Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary

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Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary is also known as Keoladeo National Park is going through a lot of ecological transitions which this project intends to visually document, through investigative journalism.

Some glimpses can be seen in the photos below.

Population of various species decreasing due to various ecological transitions

Porcupines died in the burrows while making the new path

Uprooted trees to make road - Habitat loss

Salvadora Trees chopped off - Habitat loss

Reconstructing the existing road - disturbing wildlife within the National Park

Garbage within the National Park

Dead Pond Heron (A wading bird consuming the water of Govardhan Drain)

A dead bird lying on the fungus caused by Govardhan Drain water with industrial chemical affluents

Mound created by removing the fungus and water hyacinth (weed)

Garbage Dumping Ground at the Boundary wall of the National Park

Moorhen feeding in garbage

Water logged plots with garbage on Jaipr-Agra Highway, infront of National Park

Habitat Loss - Trees chopped off near Malah Zone, inside the National Park

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