The significant result has been observed when community members have been involved in the crane and its nest count. Earlier when the community members were not invovled, the maximum number of pairs of crane was 11. But when the community members were trained in crane and nest counting and envolved them in the counting, 87 cranes including 15 pairs with eggs and other 8 pairs preparing the nest have been counted. Likewise during the census, 18 numbers of globally thretened leser adjutant stork with three nests has also been recorded. Likewise, the community members also recorded in 150 white rump vulture.

In return, the community members have been benefitted from the pisciculture in the wetland. The project supported in purchasing of fingerlings and Bahunkoti Community Forestry (Chiliya) has earned USD 850 from the fish farming in the wetland. Likewise, the community groups from Khudabagar and Khngai have also earned USD 650 and 350 from their wetland. These wetlands were earlier used only for irrigation in the village.

The project also reprinted the leaflet on Birds of Lumbini and distributed during the World Buddhist Conference. Likewise, FM radio programme has also helped in disseminating the importance of wetland and crane. The project also partenered with Tourism fro Rural Poverty Alleviation Programme (TRPAP) to build wactch tower, visitor shed and walking trail inside the sanctury.