At just 10, Ukrainian boy Noah Beshto turned wildlife detective, tracking a rare black stork from Chernobyl to Africa in a motorhome; he wants to save the bird from deadly power lines, poaching and habitat loss
- A 10-year-old Ukrainian boy has taken on an unusual wildlife mission, following a GPS-tagged black stork across countries in a motorhome to understand the dangers it faces during migration.
- Noah Beshto, a young wildlife documentarian, travelled with Georgian ornithologist Nika Paposhvili as they tracked the bird from an area near Chernobyl in northern Ukraine towards Africa.
- As per a report published by Discover Wildlife, Noah described how the journey exposed him to the threats facing the species, including electrocution near power lines, poaching and habitat loss.
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- A 10-year-old Ukrainian boy has taken on an unusual wildlife mission, following a GPS-tagged black stork across countries in a motorhome to understand the dangers it faces during migration.
- Noah Beshto, a young wildlife documentarian, travelled with Georgian ornithologist Nika Paposhvili as they tracked the bird from an area near Chernobyl in northern Ukraine towards Africa.
- As per a report published by Discover Wildlife, Noah described how the journey exposed him to the threats facing the species, including electrocution near power lines, poaching and habitat loss.
Sources: Times of India