TestCloud
Prep • Practice • Perform
Log In

New Waterbird Census in Kaziranga Reveals Decline in Migratory Birds.

Environment | Dated: 26 Dec 2025

The latest waterbird census conducted in the Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve (KNPTR) in Assam has revealed a 20% decline in the number of migratory birds compared to the previous year. The census recorded approximately 25,000 birds across 80 species. Climate change and habitat degradation are cited as potential reasons.

🎯 Key Highlights:

  • The Bar-headed Goose remained the most abundant species recorded.
  • The census covered 50 water bodies within the park ranges.
  • Park authorities have planned stricter wetland conservation measures in response.

💡 Other Important Facts:

  • Event: Waterbird Census.
  • Finding: Decline in bird numbers.
  • Dominant Species: Bar-headed Goose.

📚 Test Your Knowledge:

Which national park recently reported a decline in migratory birds during its annual waterbird census?

Correct Answer: Kaziranga National Park

🚀 Quick Recap:

About Kaziranga

  • Location – Assam
  • Famous for – One-horned Rhinoceros