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1. Natural Vegetation &
Wildlife
Natural Vegetation
&
Wild Life

3. Wildlife of India
 There are more than 89,000 animal, more than1200
species of birds & over 2500 species of fish in India.
 It is home to Bengal tigers, Indian lions, deer,
pythons, wolves, foxes, bears, crocodiles, wild dogs,
monkeys, snakes, antelope species, varieties
of bison and the Asian elephant.
 Peacocks, pheasants, ducks, parakeets, cranes &
pigeons are some of the birds found in India.
 There are thousands of species of reptiles including
many venomous snakes.

4. Asiatic Lion Royal Bengal Tiger
Nilgiri Langoor Himalayan Brown Bear

5. Indian Elephant

6. Nicobar Pigeon Great Indian Hornbill
Pheasant Peacock

7. Cobra Salt Water Croc
Andaman Gecko Water Monitor

8. Wildlife of
India
 The region's
rich and
diverse wildlife
is preserved in
:
 120+ national
parks
 18 bio -
reserves
 500+ wildlife
sanctuaries

9. National
Parks
 It is a protected
area, a geographic
territory within
which wildlife is
protected.
 Established to
conserve the
natural habitats of
the wild fauna and
flora with a no
human
interference.
 There are
120+ national parks
in India.

10. Wildlife
Sanctuaries
 A wildlife sanctuary
is a declared
protected area,
where very limited
human activity is
allowed.
 It is not physically
fenced to restrict
the public from
entering and
roaming inside a
wildlife.
 There are
500+ national
parks in India.

11. National Park vs Wildlife Sanctury
National Park
 It is meant for
protection of both flora
and fauna.
 Cultivation of land is not
permitted.
 Grazing is not allowed.
 Forest products are not
harvested.
 Boundary is well
demarcated.
Wildlife Sanctury
 It is meant for
protection of only fauna.
 Cultivation of land is
permitted to some
extent
 Grazing is allowed.
 Forest products are
harvested.
 Boundary is not well
demarcated.

12. Biosphere Reserves
 Biosphere Reserves of India often include one or more
National Parks or sanctuaries.
 The Indian government has established around
18 Biosphere Reserves in India.
 Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve
 Nanda Devi
 Gulf of Mannar
 Nokrek
 Sundarbans
 Manas
 Simlipal
 Dihang-Dibang
 Pachmarhi
 Achanakmar-Amarkantak
 Great Rann of Kutch
 Cold Desert
 Khangchendzonga
 Agasthyamalai
 Great Nicobar
 Dibru-Saikhowa
 Seshachalam
 Panna