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Water inflow revives Kani Barazan Wetland
Announcing the development, Farouq Soleymani said that following the renewed restoration of Kani Barazan Wetland, thousands of aquatic and semi-aquatic birds have entered the area for the purposes of overwintering, resting, and feeding, according chtn.ir.
He added that the presence of both native and migratory birds in Kani Barazan Wetland during the current season demonstrates that the wetland is in a favorable condition in terms of food availability and the level of security required for wildlife.
Referring to the arrival of aquatic and semi-aquatic birds in the wetland, he noted that a wide range of species are currently present in this international habitat, including greylag geese, teals, coots, mallards, ruddy shelducks, and sandpipers.
Soleymani emphasized that given the favorable conditions of Kani Barazan International Wetland during this season and the continued inflow of surface waters into the wetland body, it is expected that in early spring the area will host thousands of birds, including endangered species such as the white-headed duck, for nesting and breeding.
Referring to the protective measures in place for the birds of Kani Barazan Wetland, he stated that environmental rangers are currently stationed at the birdwatching site on a round-the-clock basis and are actively safeguarding the wetland.