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Flamingo habitats face decline as wetlands turn toxic in Navi Mumbai
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Flamingo habitats face decline as wetlands turn toxic in Navi Mumbai
Mumbai, Mar 22 (PTI) Climate activists have sounded a ‘wetland emergency’, as three key flamingo habitats in Navi Mumbai have turned toxic, with tests of water samples revealing alarming results.Activists flagged the deteriorating condition of the DPS, NRI, and T S Chanakya lakes at Nerul, which serve as satellite wetlands for the Thane Creek Flamingo Sanctuary (TCFS), a Ramsar site.Flamingo season in Navi Mumbai is from November to May, with Ja…
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