Range: Can be found in a delta marsh. It enters brackish water. 

Population Trend: Decreasing.

Habitat and ecology: Found at delta marshes. Enters brackish water.

Major Threats: Water extraction, pollution and habitat destruction are major threats for this organism. Since it is only found in one location it is Critically Endangered.

Conservation Actions: There is no current conservation action at this moment. Field work and special conservation is recommended to understand threats and distribution and also protect the species

http://yabantutkusu.com/turkiye-tatlisu-baliklari/

http://www.iucnredlist.org/details/61238/0

Su & Can

Range: This species was known from Lake Gölçük, west of Isparta, Turkey.

No population trends.

Habitat and ecology: This was a lacustrine species inhabiting one mountain lake.

Major threats: The species vanished due to alien species invasion. Alien species were stocked to improve fisheries.

Conservation actions: No more conservation needed as the species is Extinct.

Range: It is endemic to Adana and the Taurus Mountains

Population Trend: Decreasing

Habitat and ecology: Found in short grass meadow and montane dwarf shrub. The species is forced to migrate higher in the mountains since the habitat is being degraded.

Major Threats: The current main threats are habitat loss due to agricultural conversion as well as agricultural activities by local people.

Conservation Action: No conservation actions taken yet for this species.

http://www.iucnredlist.org/details/16757663/0

Su & Can

Range: Middle Eastern mountain range.

Population Trend: Decreasing.

Habitat and ecology: Terestrial.

Major threats: Habitat loss and reduction of prey. Also conflicts in Afghanistan and between Armenia-Azerbaijan.

Conservation actions: There is minimal conservation act taking place in Iran and Turkey.

http://www.iucnredlist.org/details/15961/0

Egecan

Range: Can live in tropical to cold temperate seas globally.

Population trend: Decreasing

Habitat and ecology: The Common Thresher Shark is virtually circumglobal in temperate oceans, penetrates into tropical waters and also has a noted tolerance for cold waters.

Major threats: Threatened from a combination of slow life history characteristics, therefore low capacity to recover from exploitation. Also a target for fishers for find and their meat.

Conservation actions: Time and area restrictions in California. It is not conserved internationally.

Cinar&Melina

Range: The species was only known from Lake Iznik basin, Turkey.

No population trend.

Habitat and Ecology: It was a pelagic, lacustrine species which most likely spawned in lake tributaries.

Major Threat(s): The species most likely because Extinct due to alien species (Atherina boyeri) invasion which were stocked into the lake to improve fisheries yields

Conservation Actions: It is too late for conservation efforts to be implemented for this species as it is now Extinct.

50-80% loss of habitat in the past 25 years

loss of habitat equated about 50% population loss

native to Turkey

habitat: uncultivated shrubland

population trend deceasing.

time of last assessment: 2000-06-30

no action to preserve them has been taken