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In India’s Assam, women have joined forces to save the resident greater adjutant stork which was long considered a “dirty, smelly bird” that villagers would attack. The population rise linked to these efforts has caused them to be reclassified by the IUCN from endangered to near threatened.

news.mongabay.comIn India, folklore is a tool that helps women save the greater adjutant storkCome hear the hargila’s speech With a cry of the heart’s eyes Hear o hear me out Please do not chop down our trees Do not erase our forests How are we going to keep living How are we going to keep…

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