PolicyWednesday, July 29, 2026BirdLife

Koshi Tappu’s Vital Role in the Central Asian Flyway

The Koshi Tappu region is critical for the conservation of key species such as the Pallas's Fish-eagle and Bar-headed Goose, which rely on it during their migration along the Central Asian Flyway. Ensuring the protection of this area is essential for maintaining biodiversity and the ecological balance in this migratory corridor.

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