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October 3, 2025DiversityOpen Access

Avian Biodiversity Response Toward Ecological Restoration of Wetlands Through Farmland Abandonment Measures in the Sanjiang Plain, China

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XSXueying SunJZJieming ZhuQWQingming Wu

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Assessment reveals enhanced bird diversity in wetlands after farmland abandonment, highlighting habitat recovery.

Key Points

  • Bird community diversity significantly increased over time, with a notable rise in species richness and abundance.
  • Ninety-two bird species from 37 families were recorded, including many species of national conservation importance.
  • Field surveys utilized line transect and point count methods to assess bird communities in restored wetland areas.
  • Long-term restoration following farmland abandonment positively impacted waterbird richness while decreasing evenness indices.

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Sun et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e02f3cf0e39f13e7fa2656https://doi.org/10.3390/d17100690
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