The Kerala Bird Atlas (KBA), the first of its sort state-level bird map book in India, has made strong pattern information about the dissemination and wealth of different bird species across all significant environments give an impulse for groundbreaking examinations. It is Asia's biggest bird map book as far as topographical degree, testing exertion, and species inclusion got from 25,000 checklists.

What is a Bird Atlas?

A bird map atlas is an ornithological work that endeavors to give data on the appropriation, overflow, long haul change just as occasional examples of bird events and use maps.

They regularly include various volunteers to cover a wide geographic region and the techniques utilized are normalized so the investigations can proceed and the outcomes stay equivalent. Sometimes the species covered may be confined to those that variety or are occupants.

A typical bird map book project groups information on bird presence or overflow with the planning of this data over a critical geological area over an obvious period. Information accumulated in different endeavors, for example, rearing bird studies and eBird, may likewise add to chart book projects.

The KBA represents almost 3 lakh records of 361 species, including 94 exceptionally uncommon species, 103 intriguing species, 110 normal species, 44 extremely normal species, and 10 most abundant species.