We are currently undertaking a project to digitize historical bird data. These data will help us improve the accuracy of population assessments and also support broader conservation initiatives. If you have old bird data, reach out to us on [email protected].

Summer Internship in Max Planck Society Institutes for 10 weeks A fully funded summer internship in Germany designed for UG and PG students in Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Math, Neuroscience, Physics, Psychology. Apply at jobs.lhlt.mpg.de/en/jobposting/… Apply by 15th Sep 2025

State of India's Birds 2023 report, developed by a consortium of leading research institutions and conservation organisations, assesses the status of 942 bird species using data contributed by thousands of birdwatchers through the eBird citizen science platform.

Coverage about our paper outlining our methodology: India's Birds Face Significant Declines, Highlighting Urgent Conservation Needs researchmatters.in/news/indias-bi…

If you’re a birder and in Delhi today, don’t miss this talk by expert ornithologist Praveen J Praveen J. He will be talking about his new book as well as birding ! See you all IndiAves WWF-India

📢Job Opportunity-#Bioinformatics- #wastwater #environmental #surveillance #genomics https:// ncbs.res.in/jobportal/onli…

For #PhDstudents in many institutions, deep dives into ecological concepts in the field are often a rare luxury accessible to a privileged few. This course seeks to bridge that gap. Please share widely. Apply if relevant!

a small project initiated to take stock of #ornithological #research in #India -- and specifically to examine what the most important research gaps are. Here are 101 most important research questions irganised by subject (eg, #behaviour, #evolution, #conservation and so on).

Preprint alert✨️✨️ We collectively worked on a curated a list of 101 key research questions in Indian Ornithology that we think are of considerable interest & importance. Hope this will give project ideas to researchers, guide funders & policymakers. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

🌟 Meet our plenary speakers for #SCCSBengaluru2025! From primates to politics, forests to coasts, history to justice – get ready for inspiring conversations. Sindhu Radhakrishna; Geetha Ramaswami Sammy Wambua Bhargavi S. Rao Ajit Menon Raza Kazmi #ConservationScience

Dear colleagues, please sign up if you’re interested in science pedagogy at the UG level!

Public grounds once brought together people from all walks of life. As these grounds disappear and the number of private academies grows, that space of free mixing shrinks. On Game Play Sport, we ask: what next? Watch on Radio Azim Premji University’s YouTube channel.

Symposium on Bird Monitoring in India, 5-6 Sept. Online and free to attend. This year's theme: Monitoring Birds in Urban Spaces For speakers and schedule, and to register: birdmonitoring.in State of India's Birds WWF-India Azim Premji University Nature Conservation Foundation

We Biology@Azim Premji University are delighted for faculty member Dr. Monika Kaushik Monica Kaushik who will be hosting a panel on "Opportunities and Challenges of Monitoring Birds in Urban Spaces" as the moderator during the symposium.

youtube.com/live/6KubtEHbH… Happening right now. Join to listen to Dr. Rajah Jayapal's keynote on urban bird monitoring.

It's SCCS time! Dr. Venkat Ramanujam Ramani and I are doing a workshop on #Qualitative #research methods in conservation on Tues, 23/09. If you're attending the conference and are interested, do join us! sccs-bng.org/workshop-2.html Workshop memories from 2023!

Come listen to the voices and ideas of tomorrow! Young Researcher's conference at Shodhotsav #research festival Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University Delhi. 28 Papers, 6 Panels. 19/09, Kashmere Gate campus, 9 AM to 4:30 PM. Keynote address by Anindita Datta. Programme Schedule: aud.delhi.gov.in/sites/default/…

I am preparing for my class in my house and the morning chatter has started. In addition to the usual birds, I hear two Indian Pitta from outside and feel happy, relieved (that they are still there ) and in my head, repeating "line clear" the way I was taught these bird calls.