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Delhi terrace with 500 plants now attracts 100 bird species and 25 butterflies

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Amid the Covid-19 lockdown, Aman Sharma transformed his unused terrace into a vibrant sanctuary for wildlife, inviting over 100 bird species and 25 butterfly varieties. With a collection of more than 500 plants that include host, flowering, and food-bearing types, Sharma aims to inspire others to create similar green spaces at home. His project underscores how urban gardens can play a crucial role in wildlife conservation efforts.

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