Reeds and sedges occur, along with extensive thickets of Tamarix . An important route for migratory birds, the site supports small numbers of various species of breeding and wintering waterbirds. Hunting is the main human activity. Three separate brackish to saline lakes of fluctuating levels, surrounded by agricultural fields, located in the heart of the Salt Range. An important wintering area for the rare or vulnerable White-headed Duck, Ferruginous Duck, Greylag Goose, and flamingos.
Villagers depend on the wetland for their domestic water supply.
Human activities include fishing, livestock grazing, recreation, and illegal hunting. Posted 26 January 2000, updated 14 May 2001, Dwight Peck, Ramsar.