Konya's Kulu district, one of Turkey's leading areas with its steppe habitat, is home to various wild animals.
Among these species are the lesser kestrels, small dotterels, cranes, foxes, and wild rabbits.
This area has become an important spot, especially for birdwatchers. In addition to birds, mammals like foxes and wild rabbits also thrive in this natural environment. Kulu contributes to the preservation of the natural balance by providing shelter, breeding, and feeding opportunities for both local and migratory bird species.
To support the conservation of natural life, local authorities and non-governmental organizations are developing projects that promote the sustainability of these habitats. The region’s ecosystems also hold great potential for ecotourism and educational activities. Therefore, Kulu's biological diversity is not only valuable to the local community but also to nature enthusiasts from around the world.
