One of the most famous bird-watching hotspots is Goa, the Carambolim wetland is considered an Important Bird and Bio-diversity Area (IBBA) according to Birdlife International. The lake, the adjoining fields and the mangroves of the Cumbharjua canal provide excellent habitat for a good diversity of bird species. This area is one of the largest wetlands in Goa. The variety of habitats in this area provide good feeding grounds to numerous species of birds that migrate down to Goa to escape the extreme cold in the north. In addition, one can often get to see a Marsh crocodile here.

On this tour, we will try to look for some of the migratory as well as resident species that inhabit this vast wetland in Goa, along with other flora and fauna.

This is an online-guided tour presented by India Heritage Walks.

UNDER PROJECT

My City My Heritage

SUPPORTED BY

InterGlobe Foundation

PLEASE NOTE

• Session open to registered participants. No registration fee.
• Participants must have good internet connection.
• Participants must login five minutes before the start time.
• Participants are requested to fill in the feedback form at the end of the session.