Wildlife conservation in India is important to protect animal species and habitats. The major dangers to wildlife are climate change, hunting and poaching, and habitat loss. The Indian government established rules like the Wildlife Protection Act of 1972 and National Forest Policy of 1988 to regulate conservation. Non-governmental organizations also work to promote conservation through activities and raising awareness.

1. W i l d L i f e
Conservation in India

2. Content
1. What is Wildlife Conservation
2. Major Dangers to Wildlife
3. What is involvement of Government
4. What is involvement of Non-Government
5. Summary
6. Reference

3. What is Wildlife Conservation
Wildlife Conservation is the practise of protecting wild animal species and their habitat.
Major Dangers to Wildlife
7%
19%
25%
49% Climate Change
Hunting & Poaching
Habitat Loss
Use for food,Clothing,pets,medicine

4. Indian Government Involvement
o Indian Government build rules for Wildlife Conservation :
 Wildlife Protection act , 1972
 National Forest Policy , 1988

5. Important National Parks in India
Desert Nature Park
Black Buck
Rajastha
n
GujaratGir Nature Park
Asiatic Lion
Kanha
Park
MP
Bandipur Park
Karnataka
Sundarbans Park
West Bengal
Bengal Tiger
Rhino
Kaziranga Assam

6. Non-Government Involvement
Many NGOs (Non Governmental Organization) exists to be involve Wildlife Conservation :
WCS
Wild Conservation Society
WCNWild Conservation Network

7. Summary
 Wildlife plays an important role in balancing the environment and provides stability to
different natural processes of nature.
 The goal of wildlife conservation is to ensure that nature will be around for future
generations to enjoy and also to recognize the importance of wildlife
 Non-profit organizations also promote various wildlife conservation causes.

8. Reference
Google.com
Youtube.com
Wikipedia.org

9. Thank You
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