Bird watchers also enjoy coming to see the range of rare and vulnerable wildlife that the Lake and wetlands support.

The wetland supports over 370 species of migratory and year-round dwelling waterfowl.

The wetlands that surround the Bay support a variety of fauna.

It is estimated that this wetland regularly supports over 40,000 water birds.

The seasonal wetlands on the floodplain regularly support large numbers of waterbirds.

The Warner Lakes and surrounding wetlands support a wide variety of birds and other wildlife.

The wetlands in the area also support fish, such as the protected mud loach (Misgurnus mizolepis).

The wetlands also support a large number of birds and land crabs.

These wetlands are rare in the mountain range, but support an abundance of warm-water loving plant and animal species.

The wetlands support fishermen, who often also farm, and provide fuel wood and leaves used for making mats and ropes.