Wildlife Conservation In India

The rich wild world of India has always been a subject of fascination, for the enthusiastic wildlife lovers. Every year the amazing biodiversity of the country attract several travelers from all around the world. The several national parks and wildlife sanctuaries situated in different states of India, are the best places to watch the affluent rare species.

But with the changing times and the growing human population, the existence of these rare animals and birds have come into grave danger. In today's time there is a great decrease in the number of different species of fauna. The ultimate result of this change will also affect the humans and this might also crated a danger for their own identity. According to environmentalists the only way to solve the situation is the introduction of new wildlife protection projects.

So cope up with this situation the Indian Government has introduced some important Wildlife Conservation acts, for protecting the various endangered species of animals and birds. 'Project Tiger' and recently introduced 'Save the Tigers', ' Crocodile Conservation' are some of the major projects that were initiated by the Government for preserving the invaluable fauna of India.

Project Tiger:

Started in the year 1973-74, Project Tiger was the first ever successful attempt by the Indian Government to preserve the most popular animal of India ie 'Tiger'. In this project a total of nine wildlife sanctuaries were transformed into into tiger reserves that provided them protection from hunting. In the year 1993, the number of these sanctuaries were increased to 27. As a result of these reserves there was a steady increase in the tiger population.

Wildlife Conservation Society:

Also known as WCS, this program was started in 1986 at Nagarhole National Park. Every year more and more environmentalists, naturalists, wildlife conservationists associated themselves with this society. scientific research, national capacity building, policy interventions, site-based conservation and developing new models of wildlife conservation are the main agendas of WCS.

Wildlife Tour In India

                                             

Are you an ardent wildlife enthusiast and love to spend your holidays watching wild animals roaming in jungles? If yes, then plan a really exciting wildlife tour in India and make your holidays a memorable affair. The presence of large number of wildlife sanctuaries and national parks in India, make this country a perfect destination for wildlife tourism.

India is a very vast country, that offer the travelers a some really great opportunity to explore its natural beauty. Wildlife tour in India in this sense is a fantastic way to see a glimpse of the rich wild world of this country. The prosperous flora and fauna along with the natural beauty of the forests will definitely leave you asking for more. Their  charisma will surely inspire you to plan wildlife tour in India again and again, every year.

The several wildlife sanctuaries and national parks of this country are a home to a wide variety of animals and birds. Here you can see tigers, Indian Lion, Indian Elephant, Indian Rhino, Indian Peacock, Black Bucks Python and Leopards. Apart from this, you can also see jungle cats, wild dogs, wild boars, sambar deer, barking deer, spotted deer, striped hyenas, sloth bear, golden jackals, foxes, nilgai,, monitor lizards,  migratory birds and even those species that can not be found anywhere else. And a jeep safari is the best way to see the natural activities of these animals like hunting, sleeping, playing with their cubs etc. If you want to see the nature much closely, then opt for a walk in the jungles. You might even see those birds that are not usually visible from a jeep ride.

Popular wildlife destinations:
Although there are so many places to go on a wildlife tour while you travel in India. But here is a list that comprises some of the most famous wildlife destinations of this country.

• Ranthambore National Park ( Rajasthan)
• Gir Sanctuary ( Gujarat)
• Jim Corbett National Park ( Uttaranchal)
• Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary ( Kerala)
• Kanha National Park ( Madhya Pradesh)
• Kaziranga & Manas National Parks (Assam)

.....and many more.


So immediately pack your bags and come on a very adventurous and thrilling wildlife tour in India.