Walk Into the Wild: Insights from a Photographer Leading Delhi’s Bird Walks and Atlas Surveys
Walk Into the Wild: Insights from a Photographer Leading Delhi’s Bird Walks and Atlas Surveys
Birds and wildlife of Dhanauri Wetland UP
In portrait photography landscape and street since 2000 In to wild life since 2010
Birds and Wildlife of Dhanauri Wetland Uttar Pradesh
In portrait photography landscape and street since 2000 In to wild life since 2010
Discover the rich birdlife and unique wetland ecosystem of Dhanauri, Uttar Pradesh, an emerging hotspot for birdwatchers, wildlife photographers, and conservation enthusiasts. Join us to understand its habitats, key species, ecological importance, and the urgent need to protect this rapidly changing landscape.
Free Registration — Includes Replay Access
- 30th Nov 25 (Sun)
- 7 PM IST
- Live on Zoom
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Host ~ Dr T Divakar Rao
Sr CMO CGHS Min of Health and FW
In summary
- Biodiversity-Rich Wetland: Dhanauri Wetlands, located near Greater Noida in Uttar Pradesh, are recognized as an ecologically rich landscape that supports a thriving wetland ecosystem.
- High Bird Diversity: The site is home to 250+ species of birds, including migratory visitors in winter and a wide variety of resident waterbirds, raptors, and grassland species.
- Stronghold of Sarus Cranes: Dhanauri is one of the most important habitats in North India for the Sarus Crane, offering reliable nesting grounds and opportunities to observe this iconic species up close.
- Varied Habitats Supporting Wildlife: Its mix of marshes, shallow waterbodies, open fields, reeds, and agricultural edges creates diverse microhabitats that support insects, fish, amphibians, reptiles, and small mammals.
- Seasonal Ecological Cycles: The wetland hosts dynamic seasonal activity—winter brings flocks of ducks and waders, while summer supports breeding birds, herpetofauna activity, and rich vegetation growth.
- Conservation Importance & Threats: Despite its ecological value, Dhanauri faces pressures from land-use change, encroachment, and disturbance. Conservation efforts, monitoring, and responsible nature tourism are essential to protect its wildlife.
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