A compilation of press articles about Early Bird over the years.
Early Bird Lockdown Series
Deccan Herald | 2 May 2020
Early Bird, an initiative by the Nature Conservation Foundation, aims to get young people interested in birdwatching. “Birds are the quickest way to connect with nature because...
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The New Indian Express | 29 Apr 2020
Birdwatchers have been a much sought-after group during the lockdown. With people now paying more attention to the bird and nature around them...
Read the complete articleBalcony Birdwatching: Under Lockdown
Scroll.in | 14 Apr 2020
Social media challenges have encouraged seasoned as well as new birders to participate in the activity – without leaving their homes.
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Deccan Herald | 2 Dec 2018
Tigers, lions, elephants, snakes — these are the animals that get the place of pride among children’s toys. Tigers and lions are fierce, elephants... are majestic, and snakes are slimy, qualities that make them fascinating to a young child. But..
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The Hindu | 9 Jun 2018
The Hindu announces the launch of Early Bird's Tamil Pocket Guides
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The New Indian Express | 01 Dec 2017
Early Bird, along with Prakrithi Wildlife Club, will conduct the Birding Buddy workshop this weekend. Through unconventional activities it aims to create awareness about birds among enthusiasts.
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The Hindu | 31 Aug 2017
Having worked with a number of animal advocacy and wildlife conservation organisations, most of my friends assume that I know everything there is to know about animals...
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The Hindu - Metropolis | 19 Nov 2015
The Nature Conservation Foundation has introduced a series of flashcards and pocket guides on Indian bird species to get children interested in birding.
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