印度北方邦Hastinapur野生动物保护区Haiderpur湿地水鸟物种及其相关水鸟组成的评估

Q4 Environmental Science
K. Joshi, Deepak Kumar, A. Arya, Archana Bachheti
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鸟类是生态系统健康的自然标志。印度次大陆约占世界鸟类物种的13%。2017年至2019年间,在北方邦恒河沿岸的海德尔普尔湿地(哈斯蒂纳普尔野生动物保护区)进行了一项研究。共发现15科66种水鸟。在海德尔普尔湿地地区报告的水鸟物种中,有04种易危(普通波查德、白头鹭、Sarus crane、印度撇子)、06种近危(河斑、北斑、河燕鸥、彩绘鹳、毛颈鹳、黑尾鹬)和01种濒危(黑腹燕鸥)水鸟物种(根据国际自然保护联盟的记录)。研究区内水候鸟的贡献率约为29%。这一地区作为观鸟场所做出了贡献,因此更加关注该场所的保护。
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An Assessment of Water bird species and associated water bird composition in the Haiderpur Wetland of Hastinapur Wildlife sanctuary Uttar Pradesh, India
Bird species are natural indicators of healthy ecosystem. Indian sub-continent contributes about 13% of the world avian species. A study was carried out between year 2017 and 2019, at Haiderpur wetland (Hastinapur wildlife sanctuary) along the Ganga River in Utter Pradesh. Total 66 water bird species belonging to 15 families were encountered. Among the water bird species 04 Vulnerable (Common Pochard, Black headed ibis, Sarus crane, Indian skimmer), 06 near threaten (River Lapwing, Northern lapwing, River tern, Painted stork, Woolly-necked Stork, Black-tailed Godwit) and 01 Endangered (Black-bellied Tern) waterbird species (as per IUCN records) were reported in the Haiderpur wetland area. The contribution of water migratory bird is about 29% in the study area. This area is contributing as birding site thus more focus on conservation of this site.
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Asian Journal of Conservation Biology
Asian Journal of Conservation Biology Environmental Science-Nature and Landscape Conservation
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期刊介绍: The AJCB publishes important new ideas and findings that have general implications for the scientific basis of conservation of plants and animals. It includes research papers, reports, comments, subject reviews, and book reviews in the following subjects: -biodiversity -population biology -evolutionary ecology -conservation genetics -conservation biogeography -natural history -conservation economics -conservation management practices -epidemiology -freshwater and marine biology -GIS/spatial analysis in conservation planning The AJCB is essential reading for conservation biologists, policy-makers and students.
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