A Stopover on a Global Bird Route: How Chandigarh’s Sukhna Wetland Sustains Threatened Wildlife

Chandigarh's iconic Sukhna Wetland has been officially designated as India's 103rd Ramsar Site. The wetland has been assigned Site Number 2602, placing Chandigarh on the global map of internationally recognised wetlands. On the edge of Chandigarh, where the Shivalik Hills rise towards the Himalayas, Sukhna Lake offers residents more than a stretch of open water.  Its banks, surrounding vegetation and adjoining woodland form habitats that sustain wildlife, including birds that travel thousands of

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