PfA Wildlife Rescue and Conservation Centre

In the heart of India's bustling metropolises, a rich tapestry of urban wildlife weaves its way through the concrete arteries of our cities. From the cacophony of street vendors to the honking of horns, amidst the chaos, a diverse array of creatures thrives, adapting to the rhythm of urban life. Embracing India's Urban Wilderness India's urban landscapes are a melting pot of cultures, traditions, and biodiversity. Amidst the hustle and bustle of city life, a myriad of wildlife species call our urban jungles home, from agile langurs swinging through ancient trees to elusive leopards prowling the fringes of human habitation. Dawn: Awakening the Urban Wilderness As the first light breaks over the horizon, the city stirs to life, and so too does its wildlife. The call of the koel echoes through the labyrinthine alleys, while mynahs and sparrows flit amongst the vibrant tapestry of bazaars and bustling streets. Midday: A Bustling Urban Menagerie As the sun climbs higher, India...

In the vibrant tapestry of traditions that adorn our skies during festivals, kite flying stands out as a beloved practice. However, beneath the colorful festivities lies a perilous threat to our winged companions—the deadly menace of Manja thread. In this blog, we'll unravel the ill effects of using Manja, shedding light on the catastrophic consequences it inflicts upon our avian friends. The Menace of Manja: Manja, often coated with glass or metal, transforms from a symbol of celebration into a lethal weapon. Birds, particularly raptors and migratory species, fall victim to its sharp edges, resulting in severe injuries, entanglement, and, tragically, fatalities. The festive joy in the sky transforms into a silent struggle for survival among our feathered cohabitants. Impact on Bird Species: The treacherous nature of Manja poses a grave threat to bird populations. Raptors, such as eagles and kites, are particularly vulnerable due to their predatory nature. The thread's entangle...