Alxa Desert Global Geopark Administration took a significant step in advancing waterbird conservation by conducting an expert review of the 2024 Alxa League Waterbird Synchronized Survey Report on November 28, 2024.

During the meeting, researchers presented detailed data on species diversity, population counts, distribution patterns, and observed ecological trends. A specialized review panel thoroughly evaluated the survey methodology, data accuracy, and conservation implications, offering practical recommendations for improvement.Next,the report will undergo refinement based on expert feedback to ensure alignment with both scientific standards and management requirements. The finalized report will serve as a critical tool for implementing targeted habitat protection strategies for both migratory and resident waterbird species,informing policy decisions to address pressing ecological challenges,establishing reliable benchmarks for ongoing environmental monitoring.

Alxa's wetlands represent crucial stopover points along the East Asian-Australasian Flyway, one of the world's most important migratory routes. The annual waterbird survey provides essential data for tracking ecosystem health in the face of climate change and evolving land-use patterns.