Ziro, May 11: The Hari Youth Organization (HYO) marked Himalayan Bird Count Day on Saturday in collaboration with the Arunachal Birding Club and Ziro Birding Club. This initiative underscores HYO's ongoing commitment to preserving wildlife, flora, and fauna, while discouraging hunting and poaching in the region.
The event, held in the picturesque Yachi Yat vicinity of Hari Village, brought together bird enthusiasts and nature lovers to participate in the bird count. Over the course of the day, participants successfully identified around 35 species of birds, showcasing the rich avian diversity of the area. The observed species included both indigenous birds that call this region home and migratory birds that visit during specific seasons.
Highlighting the event, Hage Duyu, Secretary, Hari Youth Organization, and nature enthusiasts said, "The initiative not only highlighted the importance of bird conservation but also provided a platform for local communities and birding enthusiasts to come together and appreciate the natural beauty of the region."
HYO expressed gratitude to the Arunachal Birding Club and Ziro Birding Club for their partnership in making this event a success. HYO extends a warm welcome to bird enthusiasts and nature lovers to join future initiatives aimed at promoting wildlife conservation and sustainable practices. Through such events, HYO continues to foster a culture of environmental stewardship and appreciation for the region's rich biodiversity.

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Kenter Joya Riba

(Managing Editor)
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