An Important Bird Area (IBA) is a designated site recognized for its significance in supporting bird populations. These areas are crucial for the conservation of various bird species, particularly those that are threatened or endemic. IBAs are identified based on specific criteria, such as the presence of large numbers of birds or important breeding sites. Conservation organizations, like the BirdLife International, play a key role in identifying and monitoring IBAs worldwide. Protecting these areas helps ensure the survival of diverse bird species and maintains the ecological balance within their habitats. Effective management of IBAs is essential for promoting biodiversity and supporting local ecosystems.