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The thesis investigates the ecological challenges of Najafgarh Wetland, influenced by urbanization and anthropogenic activities. It addresses the critical gap in scientific understanding of this urban wetland, particularly the impact of land use changes on biodiversity, serving as an indicator of wetland health. Emphasizing the wetland's jeopardy due to lack of formal recognition and conservation measures. It emphasizes the urgent need for protection and management due to anthropogenic stressors and highlights the role of Najafgarh Jheel in supporting diverse bird populations, both resident and migratory, which are crucial for the ecological balance and biodiversity conservation in the urban landscape of Delhi. The study leverages advanced scientific methodologies and emphasizes the importance of integrated management strategies for the sustainable conservation of urban wetlands. Finally, the study assesses its ecological significance and explores its eligibility for international conservation status under Ramsar criteria. This comprehensive analysis offers vital insights for effective management and conservation strategies.
