PM releases book titled “The Birds of Banni Grassland”

Published By : Admin | June 28, 2016 | 13:05 IST
PM Modi releases book titled “The Birds of Banni Grassland”
The Birds of Banni Grassland: A compilation of the research work, relating to more than 250 species of birds found in Kutch

The Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi released a book titled “The Birds of Banni Grassland” in New Delhi, today. The book was presented to the Prime Minister by the Scientists of Gujarat Institute of Desert Ecology (GUIDE).

The Book is a compilation of the research work, relating to more than 250 species of birds found in the Banni area of Kutch, Gujarat.

The Gujarat Institute of Desert Ecology, located at Bhuj, has been studying the plant, bird and marine life in the Rann of Kutch for over 15 years.

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