Focus on invasive birds to protect biodiversity

The Ministry of Local Development and Environment continues to implement monitoring and surveillance programs for the Indian Myna bird, an invasive species that has been recorded in Egypt since 1999. The aim is to limit its spread and reduce its impact on local environmental features. The bird, which reproduces rapidly and has diverse food sources, is among the most widespread invasive species. Efforts are being made to manage its food sources and remove nests to control its population growth. The ministry emphasizes that its efforts focus on continuous scientific monitoring and community awareness to preserve environmental balance and biological diversity.

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