Wildlife Sanctuary
Wildlife Sanctuary
It is also known as a wildlife refuge, is generally an officially designated territory, created by the government, providing protection and suitable living conditions for wild animals. Hunting, killing or capturing of animals is strictly prohibited in such areas. E.g. Jayakwadi Bird Sanctuary in Aurangabad and Ahmedabad, presence of Nathsagar lake makes the surrounding rich in aquatic flora(refers to all plant life occurring in an area or time period) and fauna( is all of the animal life of any particular region or time)
For the conservation of biodiversity different projects have been conducted by India as well as different international organisations. One of them is project tiger.
Project Tiger is an Indian success story of how tigers were saved from extinction by the efforts of the government of India and various International organisation.Project Tiger was launched in 1973 and various tiger reserves were created all over the country. With the launch of project tiger in 1973, various tiger reserves were created in different part of the country on a 'core-buffer' strategy. Under this strategy, the core areas were freed from all human activities and the buffer areas were to have 'conservation oriented land use'. Initially 9- tigers reserves were established in different states during the period 1973-74. Project tiger is implemented to ensure a viable population of tiger in India for scientific, economic, aesthetic, cultural and ecological values and to preserve natural heritage for all time, areas of biological importance as a natural heritage for the benefit, education and enjoyment of the people
| Name of the Sanctuary | Organisms for which they are known | Images |
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Dachigam Sanctuary (J&K) |
Kashmir Stag (Hangul) |
Kashmir Stag |
| Bharatpur Bird Santuary (Rajasthan) |
Siberian crane, egrets herons (Famous for aquatic birds) |
Siberian Crane |
| Rann of kutch Sanctuary | Wild ass, the flamingo, the star tortoise and the desert fox |
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Gir Santuary (Gujarat) |
Asiatic lion, chital,Sambhar and neelgai |
NEELGAI |
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Bandipur Santuary (Karanataka) |
Indian elephant |
Indian Elephant |
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Madumalai Sanctuary (Tamilnadu) |
Indian elephant |
Indian Elephant |
| Sanctuaries in Annamalai region (Tamil nadu) | Elephant, tiger, panther,gaur etc |
Tiger |
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Star tortoise
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Difference between Wildlife sanctuary and Biosphere reserve
| Widlife sanctuary | Biosphere reserve |
| It is an area with in which animals are protected from possible dangers such as hunting. Their habitat is also conserved in this area. | It is a large are constructed for the conservation of biodiversity. |
| It provides protection and suitable living conditions to wild animals. | It helps in the conservation of various life forms such as plants animals and micro organisms. |
| An example of wild life sanctuary is Pachmarhi sanctuary. | An example of biosphere reserve is Pachmarhi biosphere reserve. |
Dudhawa National park is located in _________________ | |||
| Right Option : A | |||
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Kanha National Park is in which state? | |||
| Right Option : A | |||
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Identify the odd combination of the habitat and the particular animal concerned. | |||
| Right Option : D | |||
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