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Tamil Nadu Hornbill Survey and IUCN Status Guide

23 December 20251 min read
ENVIRONMENT & ECOLOGYTamil NaduHornbill Surveyand IUCN StatusGuide23 December 2025safalsetu.com

Why in the news

Tamil Nadu plans a wide hornbill population survey from late December 2025 to March or April 2026.

About hornbills

  • Large birds of tropical and subtropical forests in Asia and Africa, with a long curved bill and a helmet-like casque.
  • Called "farmers of the forest" since they spread seeds and help forests regrow.

IUCN status

SpeciesStatus
Narcondam HornbillEndangered
Great, RhinocerosVulnerable
Malabar PiedNear Threatened
Indian Grey, Oriental PiedLeast Concern

Threats

  • Deforestation, felling of old nesting trees, hunting and illegal trade.

Test yourself

1. Why are hornbills called the farmers of the forest?

Hornbills disperse seeds widely, helping forests regenerate.

2. Which hornbill in the Tamil Nadu survey notes is listed as Endangered by the IUCN?

The Narcondam Hornbill is Endangered (EN).

3. What is the helmet-like structure on top of a hornbill's bill called?

The distinctive helmet-like structure on a hornbill's bill is the casque.