Bakhtegan Lake, a gem in the heart of Fars:
Iran’s largest internal lake:
Bakhtegan Lake, a jewel in the heart of Fars province, is known as the largest internal lake in Iran. This lake, which is located 150 kilometers southeast of Shiraz, with an area of about 3500 square kilometers, is a refuge for migratory birds and the habitat of various animal and plant species.
Pristine nature and biodiversity:
Bakhtegan Lake with many reeds, wetlands, and numerous islands, as a protected area, is a unique habitat for birds such as flamingos, pelicans, and terns. The diversity of plants and animals in this area is very high and different species of plants and animals live in it.
Challenges and threats:
Unfortunately, Bakhtegan Lake has faced many challenges in recent years, including drought, excessive water extraction, and pollution. These challenges have endangered the life of this lake and its biodiversity.
Importance of preservation and restoration:
As a valuable natural resource, Bakhtegan Lake plays a vital role in maintaining the environmental balance of the region. The restoration of this lake not only helps to preserve the biological diversity of the region, but can also lead to the prosperity of tourism and job creation in the region.
Resuscitation solutions:
Sustainable management of water resources: By using modern irrigation methods and preventing excessive water harvesting, it is possible to help preserve the water resources of this lake.
Pollution control: By treating sewage and preventing pollutants from entering the lake, you can help maintain water quality and the health of its environment.
Attracting public participation: By educating and informing local people and getting them involved in lake restoration programs, we can help preserve this valuable natural resource.
