According to comprehensive research at Poyang Lake, there is a strong relationship between crane distribution, water depth, and turbidity, with the production of plants on which Siberian cranes depend. Human activities, including disturbance factors such as proximity to villages, roads, and ships, have a significant impact on the crane population and distribution patterns. Additionally, climate change has also played a role in the variability of the Siberian crane habitat, with severe droughts in recent years. A study aimed at predicting the effects of climate change suggests that the species could lose breeding marshes in Asia, posing a significant threat to the critically endangered cranes. Ultimately, the most favorable habitats for Siberian cranes in the MLYRB are found in the Poyang Lake and Dongting Basin areas.