World Wildlife Week Birdwalk
About The Event
World Wildlife Week – Bird Walk at Sukhna Lake is a nature and birdwatching experience organised around the theme of wildlife awareness and appreciation. Hosted at Sukhna Lake, Chandigarh, the bird walk offers participants an opportunity to spend time outdoors, observe birds in their natural surroundings and develop a closer connection with the local environment. Sukhna Lake is an important natural and recreational landscape in Chandigarh and is known for attracting a variety of resident and migratory birds. The lake and its surrounding green areas provide an interesting setting for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts to observe avian activity and learn more about the biodiversity of the Chandigarh region. The event is being promoted by the Chandigarh Bird Club, a local organisation formed by birdwatchers with a focus on documenting the region's avifauna, understanding bird habitats and increasing awareness about birds and their conservation. A guided bird walk can be a useful introduction to birdwatching for people who are curious about identifying different birds, observing their behaviour and understanding the habitats around them. Participants can enjoy a slower, nature-focused experience while exploring the surroundings of Sukhna Lake. The Chandigarh Administration has also highlighted nature walks around the Sukhna Lake and Nagar Van area as opportunities to experience local biodiversity and natural surroundings. Its nature-walk information describes bird walks in the area and notes the importance of observing the environment while walking through these habitats. The event announcement currently provides the Sukhna Lake, Chandigarh location and asks interested participants to register through cbcchandigarh@gmail.com. However, the supplied poster/post does not specify the exact event date, start time, duration, meeting point or participation fee. These details should therefore be confirmed with Chandigarh Bird Club before publishing them on the event page. Whether you are an experienced birder, a nature enthusiast or someone interested in discovering Chandigarh's birdlife, this World Wildlife Week Bird Walk provides an opportunity to observe nature and participate in a wildlife-awareness activity around one of Chandigarh's well-known natural landscapes. Event Details Detail Information Event Name World Wildlife Week – Bird Walk at Sukhna Lake Event Type Bird Walk / Nature & Wildlife Activity Date Not specified in the provided post Time Not specified in the provided post Duration Not specified Venue Sukhna Lake Location Sector 1, Chandigarh, 160001 Activity Bird Walk / Birdwatching Organiser Chandigarh Bird Club Registration Email cbcchandigarh@gmail.com Meeting Point To be confirmed by organiser Age Limit Not specified
Event Highlights
- 🐦 Bird Walk at Sukhna Lake focused on observing birds and exploring the natural surroundings of Chandigarh.
- 🌿 Wildlife & nature awareness experience connected with World Wildlife Week and local biodiversity.
- 🔭 Birdwatching opportunity for nature enthusiasts and people interested in discovering Chandigarh's avian life.
Good To Know
Languages: English, Hindi.
Terms & Policies
The event is presented as a World Wildlife Week Bird Walk at Sukhna Lake, Chandigarh. The exact event date has not been specified in the provided announcement. The exact start time and duration have not been specified. Participants should confirm the date, time and meeting point with Chandigarh Bird Club before attending. Registration information provided by the organiser is cbcchandigarh@gmail.com. Participation may be subject to prior registration and available capacity. Participants should follow instructions provided by the bird-walk organisers and guides. Participants should maintain a respectful distance from birds and wildlife. Feeding, disturbing, chasing or attempting to handle birds should be avoided. Participants should avoid excessive noise during the walk to minimise disturbance to wildlife. Participants should follow applicable rules of Sukhna Lake and surrounding natural areas. Participants are responsible for their personal belongings and equipment. Binoculars, cameras and other personal birdwatching equipment, if required, should be arranged by participants unless the organiser confirms otherwise. Weather or site conditions may result in changes to the activity. Bird sightings cannot be guaranteed because wildlife activity is naturally unpredictable. Any changes to the event should be confirmed through the organiser's latest communication. Participants should follow responsible birdwatching and nature-conservation practices throughout the activity.