SITE INFORMATION

The reason for the crowd gathering at the venue

Alibag beach has various water recreation facilities and camping sites.

Kolaba fort is 300 year old and once the main naval base during the reign of Shivaji Maharaj in Maharashtra

Alibag coastline includes 30% of resident birds and 70% of migratory species.

The reason why birds live here the species of Woodchat Shrike which barely reaches Baluchistan was found in the region.

The sea water has a warm southern equatorial current, which is suitable for fish.

Wow,there are all kinds of sea sports here, it’s so fun .

The scenery of this beach is so suitable for taking pictures.

The rocks along the coast are suitable for bird nesting. The beaches contain crustaceans, mollusks, etc.

Caost line in Alibag

These are suitable food for birds and make the area congregate with birds.

It is seriously threatened by sand dredging, coastal land reclamation and pollution.

The number of waterbirds here continues to decline.

Alibaug's coastline sells food stalls such as panipuri, bhelpuri, etc. Fruits such as mangoes are sold from April to June every year.

The coastal area is under serious threat of land reclamation and urban expansion. It has led to the destruction of natural habitats.

Didn’t you find the trash in the river from previous life?

Why can’t we see any pretty birds in the Kanakeshwar Forest with so many species?

The sunnier days of the year at the site began around October 13, lasted for 7.4 months, and ended around May 25. February 18 was the clearest day of the year. Skies were clear, mostly clear or partly cloudy 85% of the time. In 15% of the time it was cloudy or mostly cloudy. Dry bulb temperature refers to the value read from a dry bulb temperature gauge that is exposed to the air and not directly to the sun. The site is in India and has a tropical monsoon climate. It is characterized by high temperatures and rainfall throughout the year, and the year is divided into two dry and rainy seasons. The predominant wind direction during the rainy season in South Asia is southwest. The rainy season at the site, between March and October, is characterized by high humidity, the monsoon brings abundant rainfall to the city, accounting for more than half of the city's annual rainfall of 2,200 mm. The dry season, between November and February, is characterized by medium humidity and warm or cool temperatures. Between January and February, cool north winds make the region slightly chilly. Temperatures usually range from 11 °C to 38 °C every year.

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Seagrass beds provide habitat for a large number of marine organisms such as benthic plants and animals, deep-sea plants and animals, and are also a happy place for fish, shrimp and crabs to grow and reproduce. The humus in seagrass beds also provides a convenient habitat for seabirds and is a huge gene pool for marine life.

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