Tram Chim National Park Ready to Bring the Sarus Cranes Home
Tram Chim National Park is completing the final steps to prepare for bringing the sarus cranes home. This is an important part of the Conservation and Development Project for the Sarus Crane (2022 - 2032), aiming to restore the population of this rare bird species in the Dong Thap Muoi region."
Sarus Crane Enclosures Completed in Semi-Wild Model
At the conservation area, the enclosures for cranes have been completed following a semi-wild model, featuring full vegetation, water sources, and natural habitats. All safety and care conditions are strictly controlled.
Alongside the completion of the enclosures, the International Cooperation and Conservation and Center (Tram Chim National Park) has also installed a monitoring system with 09 remote surveillance cameras to minimize human disturbance to the cranes. The staff have received training in Thailand to ensure international-standard procedures for crane care, first aid, and treatment. Food supplies are secured to meet the natural dietary needs of the cranes.
Veterinary staff inspect supplies and treatment equipment for Cranes. Photo: Nguyet Anh
Mr. Doan Van Nhanh - Deputy Director of the the International Cooperation and Conservation and Center at Tram Chim National Park - said the park has now developed a Provisional Process for rearing, caring for, and releasing Cranes back into nature, which will be implemented in the coming period. During implementation, the care process will incorporate feedback and accumulate experience from experts to refine the procedures.
Eleocharis dulcis being restored in area A4. Photo: Nguyet Anh
In addition to constructing enclosures, in recent years Tram Chim National Park has actively restored the characteristic ecosystem of Dong Thap Muoi to ensure optimal conditions for the future development of the Red-crowned Crane population. The Eleocharis dulcis fields - a crucial food source for the cranes - have shown strong recovery in areas A1, A5, and A4, while water environments and vegetation have also gradually been restored.
Hoàn Quân
Translated by Gia Vi
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