In Barmer’s 50°C Heat, ‘Greenman’ Uses Coconut Shells to Save Birds
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In the blistering desert heat of Barmer, where summer temperatures can soar close to 50°C, survival is not just difficult — it’s a daily struggle, especially for birds. Perched silently on tree branches, many are often seen with open beaks and drooping wings, trying to regulate their body temperature. With shrinking natural habitats and limited shade, these small creatures are among the worst affected by rising heat. This is where Narpat Singh Rajpurohit — fondly known as the ‘Greenman’ — decided to act. Across parts of Barmer, these coconut nests now dot trees — helping birds survive one...
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