Protect Migratory Birds – Act Now to Save Them
This Poaching Season, Be Their Lifeline
Migratory birds connect continents and cultures, epitomising our own interconnectedness across the globe.
But their future is at risk.
Your generosity can ensure their incredible journeys continue for generations.
Will you give migratory birds a fighting chance?
Migratory Birds Are in Grave Danger
Shrinking habitats and climate change aren’t their only enemies.
In the wetlands and croplands of West Bengal’s Gangetic floodplains, illegal poaching turns these vital ecosystems into deadly traps.
Every winter, species like larks, pipits, waterfowl, and waders face a cruel large-scale trade in bird meat.
Over 150,000 migratory birds fall victim to poaching every year.
We cannot let these wonders of nature disappear
Your Contribution Saves Lives!
Every rupee makes a difference:
₹1000 covers a week’s fuel costs of one anti-poaching squad member.
₹5000 supports one outreach campaign to inspire locals to protect migratory birds.
₹8000 builds one permanent metal awareness board to influence hundreds of villagers.
₹12,000 can fund a month’s salaries of 3 anti-poaching squads.
Join Our Fight to Save Migratory Birds
At HEAL, we are waging a battle to protect migratory birds with a holistic, three-step approach
Strengthening Protection Around Bird Habitats
- Deploying anti-poaching squads to patrol vulnerable areas
- Removing deadly nets and traps
- Rescuing and rehabilitating ensnared birds
- Intercepting poaching attempts
The more people patrolling the ground, the more number of birds saved!
Over 1000 birds were saved by anti-poaching squads through interception of 28 poaching attempts between February and April 2024 !
Take Action Now!
Your contribution fuels our mission to save migratory birds
₹1000 can cover fuel costs of one anti-poaching squad member for a week
₹5000 supports one outreach campaign to inspire anti-poaching sentiment
₹8000 builds one permanent metal sign board to raise awareness among villagers
₹12,000 can support 3 anti-poaching squads for a month
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