Monitoring & Conservation of Forest Owlet
Overview
Tracking and protecting the critically endangered Forest Owlet through systematic surveys, habitat monitoring, and conservation action in Gujarat. The Forest Owlet (Athene blewitti) is one of the rarest owls in India, with a fragmented population restricted to central India. Our team conducts systematic surveys across Eastern Gujarat to monitor nesting sites, assess population trends, and develop habitat management plans.
Key Objectives
- Conduct systematic surveys across Eastern Gujarat
- Monitor nesting sites and breeding success
- Engage local communities in conservation
- Develop habitat management plans
- Document population trends over time
Conservation Impact
Critical data collected on Forest Owlet population trends, leading to informed conservation strategies. Our surveys have identified key nesting habitats and contributed to the species conservation action plan.
Project Details
Location
Eastern Gujarat
Timeline
2020 - Present
Lead Division
Research & Conservation Division
Status
Active