ArticleBiology2025
Modeling the Impact of Ecological Restoration on Waterbird Diversity and Habitat Quality in Myanmar's Moe Yun Gyi Wetland.
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- Bird Biology and Conservation.Biology · 2026Article
- The Influence of Low-Head Dams on the Biodiversity of Wintering Waterbirds in China's Xin'an River Basin.Biology · 2026Article
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The Moe Yun Gyi constructed wetland in Myanmar, located along the East Asian-Australian bird migration path, serves as a crucial habitat for migrating waterbirds. Protecting this biodiverse habitat is crucial in the face of ongoing threats, highlighting the need for effective conservation strategies. This study aims to evaluate the effects of the restoration on the populations of waterbirds from January 2014 to January 2024, by analyzing the composition and the spatiotemporal dynamics of waterbirds communities, with particular reference to changes in diversity. We measured waterbird quantity and species richness using the point count method, employing the Shannon-Wiener and D
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