
Izmir Bird Paradise is a wetland area located within the boundaries of İzmir Province, at the point where the Gediz River meets the Aegean Sea, encompassing the most sensitive ecosystem of the 40,000-hectare Gediz Delta. Situated within the boundaries of the Çiğli and Menemen districts, the area is one of Turkey’s largest coastal wetlands, with a registered wetland surface area of 14,900 hectaresT.C. Tarım ve Orman Bakanlığı 4. Bölge Müdürlüğü, "İZMİR - Gediz Deltası (İzmir Kuş Cenneti)," erişim
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İzmir Bird Paradise is a wetland that encompasses the most sensitive ecosystem of the Gediz Delta, a 40,000-hectare area formed where the Gediz River meets the Aegean Sea within the boundaries of İzmir province. Located within the borders of the Çiğli and Menemen districts, the region is one of Türkiye’s largest coastal wetlands, with a registered area of 14,900 hectares. This zone, where saline and freshwater ecosystems intermingle, holds the status of an “Important Bird Area” (IBA) at the inte
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