60 years after disappearing from Gir, Indian Grey Hornbills breed for fourth consecutive year
- Posted on July 14, 2026
- By The Hindu
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In brief
After six decades of absence, Indian Grey Hornbills have made a remarkable comeback to Gujarat's Gir forests. The successful breeding program has now achieved its fourth consecutive year of reproduction, demonstrating the effectiveness of wildlife reintroduction initiatives in India. This achievement represents a significant milestone in biodiversity conservation, showcasing how dedicated efforts can restore endangered species populations to their native habitats and revitalize ecosystem balance.
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60 years after disappearing from Gir, Indian Grey Hornbills breed for fourth consecutive year
Indian Grey Hornbills successfully breed for four consecutive years after reintroduction in Gujarat's Gir forests, marking a conservation milestone.
