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The Adjutant Army: an all-female campaign for an Endangered stork

By BirdLife International, March 25 in Bird Conservation in the Media

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Posted March 25

The "baby shower"-style hatching ceremony drew media attention © Aranyak

A gangly, bald, leathery bird with a penchant for eating garbage, the Greater Adjutant’s unconventional appearance has brought it to the edge of extinction. But in India, an all-female group of conservationists is fighting to clear its name.

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