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Birdhouses will be installed on trees to save birds, says Birla

27 May-2024 11:35 AM

Written By: Bhanwar S Charan

Kota: In a pioneering move aimed at safeguarding birds from the adversities of scorching heat, monsoon, and winter, Kota has initiated a remarkable project. Birdhouses are being installed on the city’s trees, equipped with feeders and water facilities, to ensure avian welfare. On Sunday, LS Speaker Om Birla kickstarted this campaign with community participation by inaugurating birdhouses at Guru Gobind Singh Park in Dadabadi. Birla emphasised the necessity of providing safe havens for birds during extreme weather conditions. The goal is to encourage community engagement to provide shelter, sustenance, and hydration to our feathered friends.

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