Vulnerable and endangered, but sarus cranes trumpet their fight for survival in Cambodia


PHNOM PENH (Bernama): International conservationists are calling for a united initiative to safeguard the endangered population of sarus cranes - the tallest flying birds on the planet - which faces myriad threats to its survival. 

From the wetlands and plains of Cambodia to Myanmar’s Ayeyarwady coastal region and the rugged terrains of Nepal’s Lumbini, the birthplace of Buddha, the cranes are fighting for survival against human-induced risks. 

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Sarus Crane , habitat , Cambodia , Myanmar , Nepal

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