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Welcome to Birds Club International

Project Bird's Forest

Promoting Global Interest in Birds and Nature Conservation

About Birds Club International

Dedicated to Bird Conservation and Nature Preservation

Welcome to Birds Club International, a dedicated non-commercial organization with a passion for promoting global interest in birds and the conservation of nature. Founded in 2010 by the esteemed Indian filmmaker Jayaraj Rajasekharan Nair, our initiative is part of the Jayaraj Foundation and operates as a charitable organization.

 

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Partner Organizations

8th RINFF 2026
Reel Making Competition
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Win Awards & Screen at Grand Gala
10 Oct 2026
Max 90s
Free Entry
Screenings & Grand Gala: SCMS Cochin, Aluva (Oct 29–31, 2026)
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Queries: +91 9497485906
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Organized with Birds Club International & Jayaraj Foundation

Our Activities

Conserving Birds and Nature

Birds Club International aims to revive the nature by not just planting trees, but by joining hands with the various strata of the society in spreading the importance of conservation, bringing about a change in the way people look at and treat their environment, and avail prompt sustainable use of natural resources. Our agents of change would be children and youth drawn from various schools and colleges, eminent environmentalists and biologists, partners who work for similar causes and those who are willing to spend their precious little time for us. Detailed activities are as follows

“Everyone likes birds. What wild creature is more accessible to our eyes and ears, as close to us and everyone in the world, as universal as a bird?”

David Attenborough

“My chief interest in bird study has always been its ecology, its life history under natural conditions and not in a laboratory under a microscope. By travelling to these remote, uninhabited places, I could study the birds as they lived and behaved in their habitats.”

Salim Ali

“Birds will give you a window, if you allow them. They will show you secrets from another world– fresh vision that, though it is avian, can accompany you home and alter your life. They will do this for you even if you don’t know their names– though such knowing is a thoughtful gesture. They will do this for you if you watch them.”

Lyanda Lynn Haupt
Contact & Volunteer

Become a Volunteer

We Can Change Everything Together

Birds Club International is constantly striving to improve people’s awareness and knowledge about the birds that surround them.

Most Beautiful Species of Birds in India

India has a large variety of unique and rare species of birds including Great Indian Hornbill, Great Indian Bustard, Green Avadavat and Sunbird. The western ghats of India is te home for numerous endemic and endangered species of birds.

8th Rain International Nature Film Festival 2026

8th Rain International Nature Film Festival – Reel Making Competition 2026

🎬 Calling all nature lovers, storytellers and aspiring filmmakers! Participate in the Reel Making Competition organized as part of the 8th Rain International Nature Film Festival 2026 and showcase your creativity through the power of short films.

Submission Deadline
10 October 2026
Festival Dates
29, 30 & 31 October 2026
Festival Venue
SCMS School of Technology & Management, Muttom, Aluva

Competition Themes

Combat Desertification
Land reclamation, drought mitigation & living soils.
Silent Green: Unseen Ecosystems
Micro-habitats, fungal networks, canopy mysteries.
Water, Wetlands and Coast
Mangroves, backwaters, pristine aquatic life.
Human–Wildlife Coexistence
Shared corridors, conflict reduction & indigenous care.

Competition Guidelines

Maximum duration:90 seconds (vertical / short format).
Original content:All footage & audio must be original.
Open to all:Students from schools, colleges & general public.
Live Screening:Selected reels screened during official festival gala.
For queries, contact: +91 9497485906

Submit your original reel through this Google Form. Share your perspective, inspire others and be part of a movement celebrating nature and environmental conservation.

Organized as part of the 8th Rain International Nature Film Festival 2026 • Supported by Birds Club International & Jayaraj Foundation
8th Rain International Nature Film Festival 2026

8th Rain International Nature Film Festival – Reel Making Competition 2026

🎬 Calling all nature lovers, storytellers and aspiring filmmakers! Participate in the Reel Making Competition organized as part of the 8th Rain International Nature Film Festival 2026 and showcase your creativity through the power of short films.

Submission Deadline
10 October 2026
Festival Dates
29, 30 & 31 October 2026
Festival Venue
SCMS School of Technology & Management, Muttom, Aluva

Competition Themes

Combat Desertification
Land reclamation, drought mitigation & living soils.
Silent Green: Unseen Ecosystems
Micro-habitats, fungal networks, canopy mysteries.
Water, Wetlands and Coast
Mangroves, backwaters, pristine aquatic life.
Human–Wildlife Coexistence
Shared corridors, conflict reduction & indigenous care.

Competition Guidelines

Maximum duration:90 seconds (vertical / short format).
Original content:All footage & audio must be original.
Open to all:Students from schools, colleges & general public.
Live Screening:Selected reels screened during official festival gala.
For queries, contact: +91 9497485906

Submit your original reel through this Google Form. Share your perspective, inspire others and be part of a movement celebrating nature and environmental conservation.

Organized as part of the 8th Rain International Nature Film Festival 2026 • Supported by Birds Club International & Jayaraj Foundation