Chennai is gearing up for the wetland bird census, which will be conducted in two phases this week. The annual event aims to monitor the population and distribution of various bird species in the region. Organized by the Tamil Nadu Forest Department, the census will provide valuable insights into the health of wetland ecosystems and help in formulating conservation strategies. The first phase of the census will take place on [date], covering wetlands in [location], while the second phase is scheduled for [date] in [location]. Birdwatchers, conservationists, and volunteers are encouraged to participate in the census to contribute to the data collection process. The information gathered during the census will not only benefit researchers and policymakers but also raise awareness about the importance of preserving wetlands for both birds and humans. Wetlands play a crucial role in maintaining biodiversity, regulating water flow, and providing essential ecosystem services. By actively participating in the wetland bird census, individuals can play a significant role in protecting these valuable habitats. Stay tuned for updates on the census results and upcoming conservation efforts in Chennai and beyond.