Swan Goose: A Symbol of Grace and Survival
Gliding across the sanctuary’s tranquil pond is "Sora," a swan goose known for her elegant movements and striking appearance. Once found injured along a migratory route, Sora was brought to the sanctuary where she made a remarkable recovery. Swan geese, native to East Asia, face numerous threats from habitat destruction and overhunting.
Sora’s presence in the sanctuary serves as a reminder of the importance of conserving wetland habitats for migratory birds. Her graceful swimming and occasional loud calls captivate visitors, especially during feeding times when she confidently approaches the water’s edge. The sanctuary’s efforts to replicate her natural environment have allowed Sora to thrive, and her story inspires visitors to support global conservation initiatives for waterfowl and other migratory species.