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India is home to a stunning variety of flora and wildlife due to its rich natural history and amazing location on Earth. The idea of biodiversity parks has gained traction over time as a means of preserving and showcasing this richness.
A defined area with the purpose of preserving and promoting the various ecosystems and species present therein is known as a biodiversity park. By giving visitors a chance to interact with nature and spread knowledge of the value of biodiversity protection, these parks act as living museums.
The preservation and protection of India's distinctive biological diversity is the main goal of the nation's biodiversity parks. By providing a safe sanctuary for threatened species, these parks help to stop their extinction. Biodiversity parks are essential for maintaining ecological balance and preserving the nation's natural heritage in the face of rising urbanization and habitat destruction.
To secure the survival of numerous species, biodiversity parks use a variety of conservation measures. They concentrate on reforestation, habitat restoration, and the preservation of local wildlife and plants.
These parks promote the growth and reproduction of endangered species by establishing suitable habitats and providing necessary supplies. Additionally, they actively participate in programs for captive breeding and reintroduction that increase populations and increase the likelihood of long-term survival.
Here is the name and source of funding for 19 Biodiversity Parks in India as per the "Government Of India Ministry Of Environment, Forest And Climate Change" (Setting up of Biodiversity Parks):
1. Mollem Biodiversity Park, Goa
Source of Funding- Established by the Goa Forest Department
2. Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji Biodiversity Park, Punjab
Source of Funding- Developed by the Department of Forest & Wildlife Preservation, Government of Punjab (2019) under State budget
3. Yamuna Biodiversity Park, Delhi
Source of Funding- Delhi Development Authority
4. Aravalli Biodiversity Park, Delhi
Source of Funding- Delhi Development Authority
5. Tilpath Valley Biodiversity Park, Delhi
Source of Funding- Delhi Development Authority
6. Tughlaqabad Biodiversity Park, Delhi
Source of Funding- Delhi Development Authority
7. Neela Hauz Biodiversity Park, Delhi
Source of Funding- Delhi Development Authority
8. Kamla Nehru Ridge, Delhi
Source of Funding- Delhi Development Authority
9. Kalindi Biodiversity Park, Delhi
Source of Funding- Delhi Development Authority
10. Ramakrishna Math, Naora, Bhangar, West Bengal
Source of Funding- Department of Environment, Government of West Bengal
11. Bikarmadyta Jhora, Madarihat Birpara Block, West Bengal
Source of Funding- Department of Environment, Government of West Bengal
12. Badra Lakhra Gram Panchyat, Puncha Dev. Block, West Bengal
Source of Funding- Department of Environment, Government of West Bengal
13. Kajora Gram Panchyat, Andal Dev. Block, West Bengal
Source of Funding- Department of Environment, Government of West Bengal
14. Joygopalpur Village, Basanti, West Bengal
Source of Funding- Department of Environment, Government of West Bengal
15. Kalyani University Campus, West Bengal
Source of Funding- Department of Environment, Government of West Bengal
16. Mouza-Joypur, Jopur Dev. Block, West Bengal
Source of Funding- Department of Environment, Government of West Bengal
17. Manindranagar Gram Panchayat, Berhampore Block, West Bengal
Source of Funding- Department of Environment, Government of West Bengal
18. Kumargram, Alipurduar, West Bengal
Source of Funding- Department of Environment, Government of West Bengal
19. Gopalpur Park, Midnapore Sadar Block, West Bengal
Source of Funding- Department of Environment, Government of West Bengal
