DPS Flamingo Lake Designated as a Conservation Reserve
- Recently, in a landmark decision for urban wildlife conservation, the Maharashtra State Wildlife Board declared DPS Flamingo Lake as a conservation reserve.
- This mark the first time a wetland in the Thane Creek Flamingo Sanctuary’s (TCFS) satellite ecosystem will receive such protection.
- DPS Flamingo Lake encompasses approximately 30 acres of wetland habitat situated in proximity to the more extensive Thane Creek Flamingo Sanctuary.
- The lake’s ecological importance stems from its role as a critical resting and feeding ground for the region’s emblematic flamingo populations.
- These striking pink-feathered birds migrate seasonally within the greater Mumbai metropolitan region, with significant numbers ....
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