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The campus birds of IIT Guwahati, particularly the swans, are cherished residents who receive exceptional care and pampering from the university community. Efforts by the Animal Welfare Club have contributed significantly to their well-being, resulting in a recent increase in the number of swans on campus. These majestic birds are provided with adequate food, safe nesting areas, and protection from potential threats. Students and faculty members often take an active role in observing and safeguarding their habitats, ensuring they thrive in their environment. The presence of these well-cared-for birds not only enhances the natural beauty of the campus but also reflects the campus community's commitment to nurturing wildlife and preserving biodiversity.
The campus birds at IIT Guwahati, particularly supported by the efforts of the Animal Welfare Club, have seen notable improvements in their living conditions. Recently, a duck house was established on campus to provide a safe and comfortable habitat for the resident ducks. This initiative has yielded positive results, evidenced by the arrival of approximately 10 new ducklings this year. The club's dedication to the welfare of these birds is evident through their proactive measures in ensuring adequate food, shelter, and protection from environmental hazards. The presence of these thriving ducklings not only enriches the campus's biodiversity but also underscores the community's commitment to fostering a harmonious coexistence between wildlife and humans at IIT Guwahati.
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