On November 9, 2025, B.Sanjjamts, resident of Yaruu soum, Zavkhan province, found a young swan wounded at Khatavch pass while returning from Uliastai. Seeing a vulture attacking the bird, he frightened the predator away by throwing a stone and handed the injured swan to the Department of Nature Conservation of the province.
After contacting wildlife professionals, he provided first aid, disinfecting the wound and giving the swan water and bran. The young bird, which had fallen behind its flock, is now recovering and attempting short flights. Officials say the swan will be transferred in the coming days to Khar Us Lake National Park, Khovd province, for further care and rehabilitation. B.Sanjjamts’s quick action is being praised as a simple but important act of nature conservation.
On November 9, 2025, B.Sanjjamts, resident of Yaruu soum, Zavkhan province, found a young swan wounded at Khatavch pass while returning from Uliastai. Seeing a vulture attacking the bird, he frightened the predator away by throwing a stone and handed the injured swan to the Department of Nature Conservation of the province.
After contacting wildlife professionals, he provided first aid, disinfecting the wound and giving the swan water and bran. The young bird, which had fallen behind its flock, is now recovering and attempting short flights. Officials say the swan will be transferred in the coming days to Khar Us Lake National Park, Khovd province, for further care and rehabilitation. B.Sanjjamts’s quick action is being praised as a simple but important act of nature conservation.