Rakesh Khatri
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| Born | November 18, 1952 Delhi, India |
| Occupation | Conservationists |
| Organization | Eco Roots Foundation |
Rakesh Khatri is an Indian conservationist known for his remarkable efforts in providing homes for birds and promoting bird conservation. For his dedication and innovative approaches, he is also known as the title of "The Nest Man of India".[1]. Khatri's work in creating eco-friendly birdhouses and raising awareness about the importance of preserving bird habitats have garnered significant recognition and accolades.
Early life
Rakesh Khatri was born in Delhi, India on November 18, 1952.
Work towards bird conservation
With changing lifestyles and disappearing green spaces, birds were finding it increasingly difficult to find suitable places to build their nests. This observation became a catalyst for Khatri's mission to provide homes for birds.
He founded the Eco Roots Foundation[2] to raise awareness about bird conservation. To date, he has built more than 250,000 nests[3] educated thousands of communities about nest-making techniques, and encouraged active participation in creating bird-friendly habitats[4]
Recognition and impact
Rakesh Khatri's remarkable contributions to bird conservation have earned him numerous accolades and recognition. He holds a Limca Book of Records award[5], a National Award for Outstanding Efforts in Science & Technology[6], and a Dr KK's HCFI award. Furthermore, his work has been acknowledged in the Class 4 ICSE book, reflecting the impact of his endeavors in the field.
References
- ↑ "Meet Rakesh Khatri The 'Nest Man of India'". www.wionews.com/. Wion News.
- ↑ "Eco Roots Foundation". www.ecorootsfoundation.org/.
- ↑ "India's 'Nest man' trying to bring back cheerful birdsongs to cities". www.aa.com. AA.
- ↑ "Meet Rakesh Khatri Aka 'Nest Man' Who Has Built Over 2.5 Lakh Nests To Shelter Birds". thelogicalindian.com/. The Logical Indian.
- ↑ "Birds nest kolkata sparrow nestman rakesh khatri environment world ecology endangered species". timesofindia.com.
- ↑ "Rakesh Khatri, "Nest Man of India," Receives Prestigious 'India CSR Green Leadership Award'". indiacsr.in. India CSR.
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