How one Madhya Pradesh village is outdoing India’s vulture sanctuaries
- A village in Madhya Pradesh is emerging as an unlikely success story for vulture conservation, despite having no protected sanctuary status.
- The village has attracted large numbers of vultures, with locals playing a key role in providing a safe environment for the birds.
- Its success challenges the idea that formal wildlife sanctuaries are always necessary to protect endangered species.
- The story highlights how community-led conservation can help revive vulture populations outside traditional protected areas.
Source: firstpost.com
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