The release marks a new phase in the conservation programme, with experts set to track whether captive-raised birds can survive and reproduce without assistance
Bhupender Yadav said the milestone was the outcome of nearly a decade of unwavering dedication by our scientists, researchers, and ground staff to help the Great Indian Bustard, a critically endangered bird, reclaim the deserts of Rajasthan
Ten captive-bred Great Indian Bustards are set for release at Ramdevra and Sudasari in Jaisalmer on October 3-4 under the GIB conservation programme.
