Burdur Lake, facing a significant decrease in water levels due to climate change and drought, has become a natural playground for extreme athletes in the region. The lake, which has lost nearly half of its water since its peak in 1957, attracts enthusiasts of enduro, off-road driving, and paragliding who seek relaxation and excitement against its scenic backdrop.
Despite the environmental challenges, athletes and locals alike find solace and enjoyment at Burdur Lake. They come together on weekends to engage in their favorite extreme sports, relieving stress and enjoying the natural beauty of the area. However, there are concerns among athletes about the ongoing environmental impact, urging authorities to take action to preserve Burdur Lake for future generations.
Sercan Kurban
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