Three Great Indian Bustard chicks shifted to rewilding tunnel in Rajasthan

Three one-month-old Great Indian Bustard chicks have moved to a new Rewilding Tunnel. This facility prepares captive-bred birds for independent survival in the wild. The tunnel minimizes human contact, allowing chicks to adapt to natural conditions. Wildlife experts consider this a historic step in conservation efforts. The initiative aims to strengthen the species’ wild population in Rajasthan’s deserts.