Fewer migratory birds stopping at key Bangladesh wetland amid human disturbances

Mongabay
May 15, 2023, 1:28 pm113 pts
One of Bangladesh’s two Ramsar sites, wetlands of international importance, is slowly losing some of the waterbirds that seek respite at this key migratory pit stop, a new study says. Tanguar Haor, spanning 9,500 hectares (23,500 acres), sits in the floodplain of the Surma River and is home to more than 200…

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