Tree species less preferred by Birds for plantation near Airports: Consultation with Pankaj Oudhia


In December 2012 a client from North India visited for Consultation with specific query. He was in search of atleast 30 species of Trees less preferred by birds. His company takes tree plantation contacts at national and international airports. I furnished the desired information and by dividing India in ten eco-zones suggested group of 30 species of Trees for each zone.

Many years back I received similar query from the Tree planting company of Nagpur.

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