Jaipur to Host Bird Festival Organized by Green People Society
“Festival of Birds” Scheduled at Kanota Camp on January 31 and February 1
Udaipur/Jaipur:** The **Jaipur Bird Festival-2026**, aimed at promoting bird, nature, and wetland conservation, will be held on **January 31 and February 1, 2026**, in Jaipur. This **two-day state-level festival** is being organized by the **Green People Society, Jaipur Chapter**, in collaboration with the **Rajasthan Government’s Forest Department** and **WWF India**. The festival theme, **“Join the Celebration of Wings & Wetlands,”** seeks to raise awareness among the public, especially students, about the importance of bird conservation and wetland ecosystems. The festival will take place at **Kanota Camp Resort, Jamdoli, Jaipur**.
**Inspired by Udaipur Bird Festival**
According to **Vikram Singh**, Vice President of the Green People Society and coordinator of the Jaipur Bird Festival (retired IAS officer), this event is inspired by the **success of the Udaipur Bird Festival**, which over the past 12 years has established itself as a prominent national platform. The Jaipur festival represents a strong continuation of efforts to promote nature conservation.
### **January 31: A Day of Education, Creativity, and Awareness**
The first day, **January 31, 2026**, will focus on **educational, creative, and awareness-building activities**. The main session of the Jaipur Bird Festival will be held **from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM**. Activities for students will include a **Nature Quiz** and **painting competition**, aimed at cultivating sensitivity and interest in nature among children.
Other attractions on the first day include:
* **Raptors exhibition** and **advanced VR experience**
* **Bird photography and painting exhibitions**
* **Philately (stamp) exhibition**
Special **workshops for educators and writers** will also be held to encourage bird- and environment-related writing.
### **Workshops and State-Level Conference**
Vikram Singh stated that the festival will organize a **training workshop for about 30 resource persons**, enabling them to educate students in their institutions about birds and nature. Additionally, a **writing workshop for 15 emerging writers** will provide guidance from experienced experts.
A **state-level conference** will also take place, with participation from senior officials from the **Forest, Environment, and Tourism Departments**, **WWF India**, selected NGOs, educators, and conservation experts. Around **100 participants** are expected to engage in in-depth discussions on conservation issues.
### **February 1: Field Visits to Wetlands and Wildlife Areas**
On the second day, **February 1, 2026**, participants will undertake **field visits to major wetlands and wildlife areas** in and around Jaipur. Planned sites include:
* **Sambhar Salt Lake**
* **Barkheda-Chandlai-Muhana region**
* **Keoladeo National Park (Bharatpur)**
* **Tal Chhapar Sanctuary (Churu)**
* **Ranthambore or Sariska Tiger Reserve**
Vikram Singh emphasized that the festival is not just an event but a **collective effort to foster balance between humans and nature**, promoting awareness and engagement with ecological conservation.
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