Rajasthan: 9 critically-endangered Great Indian Bustards spotted together in wild
Nine critically-endangered Great Indian Bustards were spotted together in Rajasthan's Desert National Park, marking a significant success for conservation efforts. This rare sighting occurred during an event aimed at promoting awareness for the species, which is known for its shyness. The Rajasthan government is committed to protecting the Great Indian Bustard, with ongoing efforts to increase its population through breeding programs.
- ▪The sighting included five female and four male Great Indian Bustards.
- ▪The Rajasthan government has reported a total population of 217 Godawans, with 87 being protected at a breeding center.
- ▪Conservation efforts include strengthening habitat protection and implementing egg safety measures.
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Rajasthan: 9 critically-endangered Great Indian Bustards spotted together in wildWildlife experts called the sighting a significant success for conservation efforts, as the shy bird is rarely seen in such numbers togetherPublished on: May 21, 2026 4:05 PM ISTBy HT CorrespondentShare viaCopy link Nine Godawans or Great Indian Bustards were spotted together in the wild on the “Godawan Day”, observed to promote the conservation of the critically-endangered species, at Jaisalmer’s Desert National Park (DNP) on Thursday.The Great Indian Bustard is Rajasthan’s state bird.Forest department officials said the group included five female and four male Great Indian Bustards.
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