Nandhaur Wildlife Sanctuary Launches Biodiversity Gallery to Boost Eco-Tourism
Visitors to witness Nandhaur wildlife sanctuary's rich biodiversity through unique gallery
Hindustan Times
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Visitors to the Nandhaur Wildlife Sanctuary in Uttarakhand, India, can now explore its rich biodiversity through a newly opened gallery. This initiative aims to enhance eco-tourism and raise awareness about wildlife conservation among nature enthusiasts.
- 01The Nandhaur Biodiversity Gallery showcases the sanctuary's diverse flora and fauna.
- 02The gallery features high-quality interpretive panels and a historical section on forest management.
- 03It aims to educate visitors and promote eco-tourism in the region.
- 04The sanctuary is home to 37 tigers and various other species.
- 05The initiative is part of broader efforts to enhance conservation awareness.
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The Nandhaur Wildlife Sanctuary, located in Uttarakhand, India, has launched the 'Nandhaur Biodiversity Gallery' to promote eco-tourism and raise awareness about its rich biodiversity. Spanning 269 square kilometers, the sanctuary is home to 37 tigers and a variety of flora and fauna. The gallery, developed by the Haldwani forest division, features high-quality interpretive panels that display various species of mammals, birds, butterflies, and reptiles. It also includes a historical section showcasing archival materials related to forest management in the region. This initiative aims to educate visitors, particularly school children and nature enthusiasts, while promoting Nandhaur as an essential eco-tourism destination. The gallery is part of a series of efforts by the forest department to enhance eco-tourism, including the registration of safari vehicles and training of nature guides.
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The gallery enhances public awareness about wildlife conservation, providing educational resources for visitors and local communities.
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