Surha Tal Becomes India’s 100th Ramsar Site: A Century Mark in Wetland Conservation
Surha Tal is especially important because of its avifaunal richness. The sanctuary attracts migratory birds as well as resident species, making it a valuable habitat in the Gangetic plains. Such wetlands serve as resting, feeding and breeding spaces for birds that move across long distances. They also support local biodiversity throughout the year. In a region shaped by agriculture, rivers, settlements and seasonal water movement, a protected wetland becomes a refuge for life.