• Educational Outreach for Schools and Colleges:

 MBMT recognizes the importance of instilling a love for nature and wildlife from an early age. To achieve this, the organization actively engages with schools and colleges, offering tailored workshops on bird identification. These sessions combine theoretical knowledge with practical field experiences, allowing students to develop a deeper understanding of local avian biodiversity.

Training for the Forest Department:

 Acknowledging the critical role played by the forest department in wildlife conservation, MBMT conducts specialized training sessions for different cadres within the department. These workshops focus on advanced bird identification techniques, conservation strategies, and the scientific methodology behind bird ringing. By empowering forest officials with in-depth knowledge, MBMT contributes to enhanced monitoring and management of bird populations in protected areas.

 Hands-On Bird Ringing Demonstrations:

 A highlight of MBMT's programs is the hands-on bird-ringing demonstrations. Participants not only learn about the significance of bird ringing in ecological research but also actively engage in the process under the guidance of experienced trainers. This practical approach fosters a sense of responsibility and ownership among participants, encouraging them to become advocates for bird conservation.

Annually a survey in about 25 areas covering 11 districts along the south-east coast has been organised by the BNHS Bird Migration Study Centre team in collaboration with the Tamil Nadu Forest Department 

Survey is carried out usually in January with more emphasis on coastal or migratory shorebirds which are found to gather in huge congregations during their non-breeding phase. 

This data was helpful to revalidate the data which was generated from the actual census.