Mumbai: The Bombay High Court on Monday issued a notification to the management of the coastal zone of Maharashtra, the National Wildlife Council and the State and others in the Public Interest Litigation (PIL) submitted to declare Panje as a warganiah bird asylum.
The Pil submitted by the Ngovanasshakti environment and the project director Stalin Dairanand, argued by Advocate Zaman Ali, looking for clues from the High Court to declare “Wetlands Panje-Dongri” as a bird protection place under the protection law of wildlife, 1972 “because it was scientifically scientifically.
Conclusive that Panje Wetlands is a unique bird habitat that supports a quarter of a million birds including more than a hundred different migration species and provides important ecosystem services, as recommended by scientific organizations internationally famous …
“PIL said,” If the land is wet Panje-Dongri is not protected, migratory birds will pose extreme high security risks for the upcoming Navi Mumbai International Airport.
“S pill also made the central government, through the Ministry of Environment and Forest and Climate Change, the Principal of Extra.
Head of Forest Conservator as a party.
Pills said that in 2015 the historical natural history (BNHS) recorded more than one lakh bird in the winter at Panje Wetlands and in 2019 an expert study suggested that Panje wetlands were also stated as a unique bird habitat.
In February, NGOs said they would write to the Secretary of the Forestry Department to make the Wetlands Panje-Dongri saying declaration holding intrinsic ecological values ​​for URAN and acting as an important bird habitat because it was a site perched for more than 100 species of bird migration and a habitat for species protected.
The problem is scheduled to be heard on Monday.