IndoDivert™- Bird Diverter, Bird Flight Diverter, Bird Flapper/ Reflector/ Deflector

All About Bird Flight Diverter

Avian species are always considered as an important point of a concern when it comes to collisions and electrocutions. Worldwide researchers elaborated many modern and highly upgraded devices to reduce these mortalities. where line marking devices like Bird Flapper, Bird Deflector, Spirals, Bird Reflector, Bird Diverter, Crossed Bands, Bird Flight Diverter, Led Bird Flight Diverter came into the picture or launched by prominent market leaders. The topmost performers in the said list are Bird Diverter and Bird Flight Diverter.

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Why Choose Us ?

Being in the industry from decades under the brand name of Indolite with more than
OVER 20 PATENTS within the banner specifically in the field of Wild life saving devices.

The idea of launching most sophisticated Bird Diverter came into existence in 2019 with the most prominent robotic industry setup available in market specifically to create the best of all in case of :-
• Unique Design
• Durability
• Impactness
• Long Distance Visibility
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Why We Need Bird Flight Diverter ?

Avian species migration leads to collision specifically because of their poor frontal vision. Installing Bird flight diverters on powerlines will increase the visibility among avian species and also acts as rescuer. Often you can have a glimpse of these devices while passing through deep valley areas, near major freeway crossings and huge farming fields.

The most commonly used marking devices around the globe with immaculate results in case of durability , feasibility and viability are:-

Bird Diverter, Bird Flight Diverter, Led Bird Diverter, Bird Deflector, Bird Reflector, Bird Flapper

The myth about the Great Indian Bustard (GIB), Powerlines and Bird Diverters is always a very sensitive point of discussion from decades. Multiple seminars, meetings and conferences were held around the globe from time to time by different wild life-saving associations, federations and other prominent governing bodies. Recently it was on 04-04-2019 ref "Original Application No. 385/2019" when Hon'ble National Green Tribunal -NGT has directed The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change - MoEF&CC to furnish a accurate report on the deaths of Great Indian Bustard within 2 months. The said report (FACTUAL REPORT ON THE GREAT INDIAN BUSTARD RECOVERY PROGRAM) was finally submitted to The Registrar of Hon'ble National Green Tribunal -NGT on 11-07-2019 by Deputy Inspector General MoEF&CC. After going through the facts and figures as elaborated in the above mentioned factual report, The National Green Tribunal -NGT found that steps taken are not adequate and there continues to be high mortality of the birds.

Hence later this year on 23-12-2020{(Original Application No. 385/2019) -(IA No. 333/2020)} The National Green Tribunal - NGT passed an order during which it has been directed that the installation of “bird diverters” on power transmission lines should be done on priority basis in order to protect the critically endangered Great Indian Bustard (GIB).

The Crucial Points of The National Green Tribunal -NGT Order (mitigation measures for

protection of Great Indian Bustard (GIB) are:-

Bird Diverters Installation on power transmission lines is Mandatory.

Under-grounding of transmission lines needs to be insured for all new projects by making it mandatory under the Water/Air Acts by the concerned State PCBs which may be overseen by the CPCB and the MoEF&CC.”
Route planning
Vane tips of the wind turbine shall be painted with orange colour to avoid bird hits

The National Green Tribunal -NGT has strictly directed the MoEF&CC/CPCB/State PCBs to take further action as per the plan suggested by the six-member committee appointed by the Tribunal itself.

In the final verdict, The Court inclined the matter by directing that all mandatory steps be taken for preserving critically endangered Great Indian Bustard (GIB) by installing bird diverters on all existing power transmission lines as suggested by the six-member Committee of the MoEF&CC. It has further directed that Monitoring of compliance be done, preferably by the Wildlife Institute of India at least twice a year.

The Court has considered the report submitted by the Committee and directed it to finalize the proposed action plan within two months.

There has been a drastic decline by 75% in the population of the Great Indian Bustard (GIB) since the last 3 decades. The main reason for these declines is lethal accidents /collisions with power transmission lines.