To access the status, distribution and conservation of finches and pheasants in Central Himalayas, India’s one of the largest NGO, Bombay Natural History Society has launched a climate change program. The NGO conducts several conservation and biodiversity research.

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The first study will be funded by Oracle and facilitated by CAF-India. The study is mainly about the conservation of the rich natural heritage of the Himalayas’ diverse flora and fauna.

Along with the aim to sensitize the local forest staff, the study will also access the socio-economic activities of the local communities and motivate them to contribute into the conversation.

The study will be a boon in the process of documentation of local conservation issues and in the making of an inventory of finches and pheasants. Apart from that, it will also contribute in designing local and species-specific conservation action plan along with community participants. Benefiting both, the people and biodiversity, the action plan will be the first step towards conservation and protection of the eco-system.

Source: Jagran Post.