Campaign to save the cows....
Campaign to save the cows....
Yesterday was World Sparrow Day, Sparrows are counted among the earliest friends of humans. The sparrows that once lived near us and on the roofs of the house are now suddenly disappearing rapidly. The disappearance of cows is also being seen as a crisis in the food chain. It is believed that these small birds are also good friends of farmers. To save them, animal protectors are bringing various types of awareness campaigns. Amazing measures were taken to save the cows in Baghajhari village of Ganjam district of odisha, India's south-western state. Know how this bird is chirping in its full numbers in this village?
Only five cows were left in the villageTen years ago in this village of Ganjam, odisha district, located about 175 km from Bhubaneswar, the capital of odisha, the Zonal Development Council (ABP) along with the Forest Department had conducted an awareness campaign. In this campaign, he used to talk to the people to save the cows.
To ensure public participation in this campaign, earthen pots and artificial nests were distributed among the people. It was hung in the houses that the sparrows should come and make their hide in those places. The people of neighboring villages of Lanjia and Gunthabadha also came together to support this village. Sagar Patra says that till now we have installed more than two hundred artificial nests.
Yesterday was World Sparrow Day, Sparrows are counted among the earliest friends of humans. The sparrows that once lived near us and on the roofs of the house are now suddenly disappearing rapidly. The disappearance of cows is also being seen as a crisis in the food chain. It is believed that these small birds are also good friends of farmers. To save them, animal protectors are bringing various types of awareness campaigns. Amazing measures were taken to save the cows in Baghajhari village of Ganjam district of odisha, India's south-western state. Know how this bird is chirping in its full numbers in this village?
Only five cows were left in the villageTen years ago in this village of Ganjam, odisha district, located about 175 km from Bhubaneswar, the capital of odisha, the Zonal Development Council (ABP) along with the Forest Department had conducted an awareness campaign. In this campaign, he used to talk to the people to save the cows.
To ensure public participation in this campaign, earthen pots and artificial nests were distributed among the people. It was hung in the houses that the sparrows should come and make their hide in those places. The people of neighboring villages of Lanjia and Gunthabadha also came together to support this village. Sagar Patra says that till now we have installed more than two hundred artificial nests.