My journey with bird counting and the importance of conservation

Published 02 Nov 2026, 20:30 IST

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Pattan, Nov 01: What began five years ago as a mother's wish to feed her children pure, home-reared eggs has grown into a thriving poultry enterprise run by Aabida Hamid, a woman originally from Srinagar who is now settled in Shirpora, Pattan, in Baramulla district. Her journey has turned her into…

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Imkongyapang PongenerForestry Graduate My first experience with bird counting dates back to 2022, when I participated in an initiative organised by Eco Warriors Nagaland under the umbrella of the Great Backyard Bird Count, India. The Cornell Lab's bird-counting app was something I found…

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How 8 hens turned into a 1,600-bird poultry business

Pattan, Nov 01: What began five years ago as a mother's wish to feed her children pure, home-reared eggs has grown into a thriving poultry enterprise run by Aabida Hamid, a woman originally from Srinagar who is now settled in Shirpora, Pattan, in Baramulla district. Her journey has turned her into…

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