Harindra Baraiya

Our new research paper on Common Crane migration along the Central Asian Flyway: Tracking the long way around: seasonal migration strategies, detours and spatial bottlenecks in common cranes wintering in western India. doi.org/10.1186/s40317…

Join me live for the next 🕊️ #Fridays4Birds From Siberian Steppes to Tropical Plains via Deserts: Movement Patterns of Common Cranes wintering in W. India 📢 Harindra Baraiya | 📅 1 Aug | 🕒 3 PM CET 💻 zoom.us/j/97526593015 | 🔑 Grusgrus

After years of chasing tigers, losing sleep and making sense out of noisy genomes and chemicals, happy to have successfully completed this journey. Thank you @uramakri, @Scientistinpink for your advice and encouragement throughout and @NCBS_Bangalore for the support

Presented my research at @ICCB2025 on Common Crane migration—showing how movement ecology and stopover resource selection inform conservation across the Central Asian Flyway. Also highlighted gaps in the protected area network along the route. @sureshwii @wii_india

Call for papers for Special Issue on Asian flyways for waterbirds sciencedirect.com/special-issue/… Edited by @Shenglai_Y @DiannProsser Dr. John Takekawa, @NyambayarBatba5 @Zhijun_Ma @sureshwii No APCs, fast publishing upon acceptance (<1 week)

Seasonally differential migration strategies, detour, and bottleneck in Common Crane Grus grus wintering in western India biorxiv.org/content/10.110… #biorxiv_ecology

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#DemoiselleCrane #Migration On 17 Dec 2024, Saigyn, a Demoiselle Crane, was spotted in Kutch, Gujarat, after a 3,670 km journey from Tyva, Russia. Banded as a chick with code "M0," she crossed the Taklamakan Desert, Tibetan Plateau, and Himalayas on her first migration.

NEW PAPER in #ornithology provides a tool to identify nesting and success from #telemetry data using #raptors as an example Paper: buff.ly/4h9mpGL R-package: buff.ly/3UclmMs App to find nests in the field: buff.ly/3Y2db6E

Migratory birds modulate niche tradeoffs in rhythm with seasons and life history | PNAS pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

Discussing how movement tracking through GPS technology can enhance our understanding of the rewilding process for rescued obligate scavengers. @sureshwii

Kudos Cambodian farmers on producing bird friendly rice at eaaflyway.net/fns-anlung-pri… Label says - grown without using chemical pesticides & chem fertilizers to minimise negative impacts on human health, ecosystem & biodiversity especially the Sarus Crane. By NatureLife Cambodia

1/3 This #WorldTigerDay, we bring you the status of tigers in their ranges. Conservation efforts have led to increase in tiger populations. Bhutan's tiger population grew by 74.7%, India a remarkable 160.9% & Nepal's tiger numbers more than doubled, rising by 129%.

Excited to join AniMove 2024 at Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior. Two intense, fun weeks learning about animal movement data analysis and making new friends. Many thanks to @Nirma_ltd and SERB for their sponsorship! #wildlifetracking #AniMove2024

Another #Animove has concluded, once again showcasing the power of combining passion with purpose. Daily challenges and discoveries fueled a vibrant community, fostering friendships, laughter, late-night discussions...and singing.😮😊🌞 #animalmovement #summerschool

Exciting day 3 - #Animove2024 summer school. Today Chris Flemming is teaching continuous-time movement modelling @MPI_animalbehav 🤓 any questions ?

In india PhD students are considered as lower division expendable work force ( very harsh but true). If the advisor do not respect the PhD students as colleagues then it will be difficult to build up a healthy accademic environment.nature.com/articles/d4415…

1st Issue 1st Volume of the Journal of Wildlife Science. #Diamond_Open_Acess#WildlifeScience #ConservationResearch #Academicchatter @wii_india @moefcc @vrtiwari1 @SPYadavIFS @rameshpandeyifs @wildwithwolves @V_kolipakam

Journal of Wildlife Science: Pioneering a New Era in Wildlife Research. Introducing the @jwls-more than just a publication, it's a movement towards innovation and inclusivity in #WildlifeResearch #Mewa_Singh @wildwithwolves @V_kolipakam doi.org/10.63033/JWLS.…

Our just-published article rdcu.be/dE76j in Scientific Reports (Nature platform) on one of the largest snakes ever, named Vasuki indicus after the king of snakes around the neck of Lord Shiva.