1. CONSERVATION OF FLORA
AND FAUNA

2. GENERAL SCIENCE
PROJECT

3. CONSERVATION OF FLORA AND FAUNA
 Introduction
 Conservation of flora
 Conservation of fauna
 Steps taken by the government for
conservation of flora and fauna
 Important national parks and wildlife
sanctuaries

4. Introduction
 Flora and fauna forms the nature and flora
and fauna are the natural beauty of the
nature . A wildlife expert once said that “We
can marvel at the colours of a butterfly, the
grace of the giraffe , the power of an
elephant and the delicate structure of the
diatom . Every time a species goes extinct
we are irreversibly improvised .”

5. FLORA
 Flora refers to all plant life occurring
in an area or time period, especially
the naturally occurring or
indigenous plant life . Nature in all
its goodness and beauty is to be
valued because it make our home
earth beautiful.

6. FAUNA
Fauna refers to all the animals
life of any particular region or
time . Flora is the nature beauty
and fauna is the beauty of the
nature .

7. Steps taken by the government for the
conservation of flora and fauna
 Endangered species are protected in their natural
habitat or zoological garden.
 Hunting had been prohibited
 Established many national parks and wildlife
sanctuaries and project tiger
 Constitutional provisions had been made for the
conservation of animals
 The habitats of migratory bird had been protected by
building up of many bird sanctuaries

8. Important national parks
Sl National parks State
no
1. Bandipur national park Karnataka
2. Jim Corbett national park Uttaranchal
3. Kaziranga national park Assam
4. Hazaribagh national park Bihar
5. Simlipal national park Odisha

9. Important wildlife sanctuaries
Sl Wildlife sanctuaries state
no
1. Chilika bird sanctuaries Odisha
2. Manas wildlife sanctuaries Assam
3. Ghana bird sanctuaries Rajasthan
4. Chandraprabha wildlife Uttar Pradesh
sanctuaries
5. Bori wildlife sanctuaries Madhya Pradesh

10. Only 1211 left
India is known for tigers but it is
going to be extincted