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Why I Spent 30 Years Taking Care of 1,000 Peacocks: MP Farmer Shares Incredible Story

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Odisha College Director Grows Half-Acre of Sunflowers, Feeds 500 Parakeets a Day!

Chennai Professor Creates 2 Sanctuaries, Over 1000 Safe Nesting Spaces For Sparrows

TN Village Turned Off Street Lights For Over a Month To Protect a Bird’s Home

From 7 to 100s! This Hero Brought Sparrows Back From Near-Extinction In His Village

‘Birdman’ of Chennai Donates 40% of His Salary to Feed 8,000+ Parakeets!

This 57-YO Has Saved Lakhs of Sparrows. Here’s How You Can Do Too in Just 3 Hours

How One Woman With a Special Plan Saved Assam’s ‘Hargila’ Storks From Extinction

Inderpal and his family

Chirps Galore: Awesome Varanasi Family Open Their Home To 2,500+ Sparrows!

Amazing! Here’s How Thousands From Ahmedabad Came Together To Rescue 4506 Birds

Mumbai Family Nurses Injured Vulture For 9 Months, Helps Him Return To Wild!

India Gets Its Longest Walk-In Aviary: 8 Pics That’ll Convince You It’s a Must Visit!

Odisha has a Police Pigeon Service, the Only One of Its Kind In the World!

This Gujarat Man Spends ₹ 1.5 Lakh Every Year to Feed 3,000 Birds That Visit Him Everyday

TBI Blogs: This Ahmedabad Organisation Has Been Helping Stray Animals and Birds for 10 Years

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TBI Blogs: You Can Help End Cruelty Against Hens and Chickens in Factory Farms. Here’s How!

Protecting Nature’s Clean-Up Crew: This Man Is Saving Vultures in India From Extinction

This Man Felt Guilty about Killing a Bird. So He Went on to Save an Entire Bird Sanctuary!

TBI Blogs: 10 Bangalore Women Who Deserve Our Respect for Being Immensely Dedicated Animal Welfare Crusaders

Saving Birds And Restoring Unique Eco-Systems: Meet the Green Warriors of India

Birds Also Suffer from Paralysis, Chicken Pox & More. And Go to This Hospital for Free Treatment.

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How 6 Bird-Loving Communities are Saving Our Feathered Friends from Extinction in India

Hens on This Farm Are Not Kept in Tiny Cages But Are Free to Walk, Run and Fly

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