Punjab Wildlife & Parks Department
HOUBARA BUSTARD
Punjab Wildlife & Parks Department
HOUBARA BUSTARD
Common Name:
Houbara Bustard
Scientific Name:
Chlamydotis undulata
Conservation status:
Not Endangered
Habitat in Punjab:
Semi arid and arid regions, deserts, and grasslands.
Biodiversity & Ecosystem Impact:
Houbara Bustards play a role in controlling insect populations and contribute to the balance of the ecosystem.
Houbara Bustard: Majestic Nomad of Punjab's Arid Lands
The Houbara Bustard is an iconic bird that traverses Punjab’s arid landscapes, leaving a mark on both its natural beauty and cultural heritage. With its intricate plumage and regal demeanor, the Houbara Bustard is a symbol of grace and resilience. This migratory bird embarks on a remarkable journey every year, covering vast distances to escape harsh winters and find sustenance in the Punjab region. Despite its awe-inspiring presence, the Houbara Bustard faces numerous challenges, including habitat loss and illegal hunting. Conservation efforts by the Punjab Wildlife Department and local communities strive to ensure that this magnificent creature continues to grace the region’s skies for generations to come.
Houbara Bustard: Majestic Nomad of Punjab's Arid Lands
The Houbara Bustard is an iconic bird that traverses Punjab’s arid landscapes, leaving a mark on both its natural beauty and cultural heritage. With its intricate plumage and regal demeanor, the Houbara Bustard is a symbol of grace and resilience. This migratory bird embarks on a remarkable journey every year, covering vast distances to escape harsh winters and find sustenance in the Punjab region. Despite its awe-inspiring presence, the Houbara Bustard faces numerous challenges, including habitat loss and illegal hunting. Conservation efforts by the Punjab Wildlife Department and local communities strive to ensure that this magnificent creature continues to grace the region’s skies for generations to come.
