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As climate changes, so does the natural disturbance regime. The frequency and intensity of extreme weather events has been increasing affecting scores of wildlife over last few years. A century old banyan tree came crashing down in Solapur due to stormy winds and along with that hundreds of birds... - painted storks and herons nesting on them. Some adults, older fledglings and sub-adults made their way to safety but many perished, and many suffered injuries or are now orphans. RESQ CT RESQ Charitable Trust team and Solapur FD worked together to extract as many as possible. There are ones beyond help, but there are over 56 who have a great chance of going back post rehabilitation. We had a terribly long night stabilising them yesterday one by one, and we anticipate a few months of cacophony ahead (for whoever knows the noise these buggers can make!). Animals are resilient, they will (and have no choice but to!) adapt with changes in the environment over time. But for the ones that are still coping now - the goal for now is to rescue, rehabilitate and reintroduce! #wildliferescue #indiavesshow more

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Bodhisattwa Dasgupta3 years ago

Great job. God bless you all.

Laurent Dingli 🇫🇷 🇪🇺 🇺🇦3 years ago

Great work, this is exactly the kind of concrete issues we would like to address in the ICBT working groups, in particular in the one dedicated to #biodiversity and #climate change. #ClimateEmergency

MangoMan3 years ago

Hope all of them make it and take wings. 🙏🙏🙏

Shantanu Patil's Weather Updates For MH / KA / GOA3 years ago

God Bless You all 💗🙏

gopisundar3 years ago

Brilliant inspiring work.

Vijaya Rani3 years ago

Verynice

Suparna Sankaran3 years ago

This is very touching and inspiring to see. A heartfelt thanks to all concerned and involved groups.

shyam3 years ago

😢

Chandrakala Rathnam3 years ago

Great work 👏

Disney B. Karavoor3 years ago

Great Job 👍🫡

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