Unveiling Delhi's Winged Nightwatchers: A Guide to Urban Bats
Delhi celebrated International Bat Appreciation Day by launching 'Bats of Delhi NCR', a new field guide by WWF-India and associates, to raise awareness about bat species in urban environments. The guide documents various species and their ecological significance. A guided bat walk further aimed to dispel myths and promote conservation.
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Delhi marked International Bat Appreciation Day with the launch of 'Bats of Delhi NCR', a field guide published by WWF-India and partners, to spotlight urban biodiversity and the ecological significance of bats in the capital.
Documenting 12 of the 15 bat species found in Delhi, this first-of-its-kind publication offers insights into species identification, habitats, and behavior, along with known city locations of sightings.
The event, including a guided 'Bat Walk' led by Rohit Chakravarty, saw participation from researchers and enthusiasts, with bat detectors used to witness bat activities in real-time, while addressing negative perceptions surrounding these vital creatures for ecological balance.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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