Amur Falcons Conservation at Doyang Lake

Only statement 1 is correct. The annual migration of Amur Falcons to Doyang Lake in Pangti village, Nagaland, highlights successful community-led conservation, where local initiatives transformed a stopover site from a hunting zone into a protected sanctuary. Statement 2 is incorrect because tracking systems (like satellite telemetry) allow researchers to monitor migration paths but do not actively guide the birds' natural biological navigation. Statement 3 is incorrect because these falcons use the site as a temporary stopover to feed before flying across the Indian Ocean to Africa, rather than becoming permanent residents in India.