It will be helpful for all those students who are given projects on this topic and to those who all are having this in their syllabus. It is very beneficial as most of the information is segregated and has been put in this presentation such as-National parks, Biosphere Reserves and many more you will get to know about after having a look at this presentation..

1. TITLE: wildlife
Natural Vegetation and
Wildlife

2. Tropical Evergreen Rain Forests
Deciduous or Monsoon Type of Forests
Dry Deciduous Forests and Scrubs
Semi Desert and Desert Vegetation
Tidal or Mangrove Forests
Mountain Forests
*Types of Vegetation found in India*

3. *Types of Vegetation found in India*

4. Uses of Trees
Trees and forests providea habitatfor many species of animals
and plants.Tropicalrainforestsare one of the most biodiverse
habitatsinthe world.Trees provide shadeand shelter, timber
for construction,fuel for cookingand heating, and fruitfor
foodas wellas havingmany other uses.

5. *Wildlife or Animals found in India*
Some Animals found are:-
Royal Bengal Tiger Great IndianElephant
IndianRhinoceros Great IndianLion
IndianLeopard IndianBlack Bear
IndianWild Buffalo Indian Wild Ass
IndianBlack Buck Blue Bull-Nilgai

6. Royal Bengal Tiger Great Indian Elephant Indian Rhinoceros
Great Indian Lion Indian Leopard Indian Black Bear Indian Wild Buffalo
Indian Wild Ass Indian Black Buck Blue Bull-Nilgai

7. *Wildlife SanctuariesandNational Parks*
• India is home to 88 national parks and about 450 wildlife
sanctuaries. The wildlife sanctuaries in India are blessed with
a rich, diversified and unique flora and fauna. The National
Parks in India showcase a variety of enchanting landscapes,
uncommon birds, all kinds of shrubs, bushes, grasslands and
trees and most importantly some of the finest and rarest
endangered species. Be it the popular Asiatic Lion, the Royal
Bengal Tiger ,the Flying Fox or the Nilgai-you are sure to
catch a glimpse of the most unique animals which are
otherwise only heard off. A major attraction for tourists from
all corners of the globe are the wildlife sanctuaries in India
are apt places for the ornithologists, wildlife photographers,
researchers and simply the animal and plant lovers.

8. Some Of The Famous Wildlife Sanctuaries in India
Year Name State Area (km²)
1. 1979 Great Indian Bustard Maharashtra 8496.442
2. 1986 Kutch Desert Gujarat 7506.223
3. 1973 Wild Ass Gujarat 4953.74
4. ND Neelapattu Andhra Pradesh 44045
5. 1991 Dibang Valley Arunachal Pradesh 41496
6. 1987 Changthang Jammu & Kashmir 40007
7. 1965 Nagarjunasagar Srisailam Andhra Pradesh 35688
8. ND Karakoram Jammu & Kashmir 18009
9. 1978 Kaimur Bihar 1342.2210
10. ND Sukhna Chandigarh 25.42

10. • Nationalparksin India are IUCNcategory II protected areas.India's
firstnationalpark wasestablishedin1936 asHailey NationalPark,
nowknownasJim Corbett NationalPark.By 1970,India onlyhad five
nationalparks.In 1972, Indiaenacted the Wildlife Protection
Act andProject Tiger tosafeguard thehabitatsof conservation
reliant species. Furtherfederal legislation strengtheningprotections
for wildlife wasintroduced in the 1980s. Asof April 2012,there were
112nationalparks.All nationalparklands thenencompasseda total
39,919km2 (15,413sqmi) km²,comprising1.21%of India's total
surface area. Some of the famousparksare SrinagarNashNational
Park,Endearment NationalPark &Glazing NationalPark.
• A total of 166nationalparkshavebeen authorized. Plansare
underwayto establishtheremaining scheduled parks.All of India's
nationalparksare listedbelow alongsidetheir homestateor
*National Parks*

11. Someof the famous National Parks of India
Jim Corbett National Park Kishatwar National Park
Kaziranga National Park Ranthambore National Park

12. Sasan Gir National Park Kanha National Park
Sariska National Park Campbell Bay National Park
Dudhwa National Park Hemis National Park

13. Bird Sanctuaries &Biosphere Reserve
Chambal Sanctuary, Madhya Pradesh
Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary, Goa
Ranganthittu Bird Sanctuary, Karnataka
Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu
Mayani Bird Sanctuary, Maharashtra

14. Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary, Rajasthan
Kaundinya Bird Sanctuary, Andhra Pradesh
Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary, Kerala
Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary, Gujarat
Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary, Gurgaon
Chilka Lake Bird Sanctuary, Odisha

15. Biosphere Reserve
Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve

16. Submitted By:-
Rimsha
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