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For Magical Mangroves, 314 volunteers conducted 1,515 awareness sessions by engaging 1,16,326 participants from schools, colleges, corporates and communities across seven coastal states from 2020 to 2026.
Over 2,000 volunteers from Mumbai have participated in the monthly Jallosh Beach Clean-up movement since 2019. An initiative of Project Mumbai, supported by WWF-India, Jallosh has collected over 15,140 kg of plastic waste, which is recycled into benches and pencil boxes that later get distributed to parks and schools.
WWF-India’s Annual Vulture Count engages around 200 volunteers every year, who have submitted 1,200+ eBird checklists with 9,300+ vulture sightings. The project covers 26 states and UTs with training sessions on vulture identification and eBird.
For the past three years, WWF-India is collaborating with Bird Count India for Campus Bird Count. It has engaging over 300 volunteers from 65+ colleges and institutes to document birdlife across campuses in India.
In Thiruvananthapuram and Kollam, the Asian Waterbird Census 2026 was carried out with the support of 120 volunteers, who surveyed 26 wetlands of the two districts. The effort is coordinated by WWF-India's Kerala office since 2015.
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