Difference between national park, bioreserve and wild life santury ias
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A national park is just any piece of land set aside by the government to not be touched. An example would be the "Emerald Circle" that winds through the Cleveland area.
A wildlife sanctuary is a specific habitat of an animal that is endangered. An example would be the wetlands in Arkansas where the Ivory Billed Woodpecker was recently seen. This is protected in the same way that a national park is.
A biosphere is a specific ecosystem, including all plants and possibly animals, that exists in an area not normally associated with this ecosystem. Because of the translocation and possible interaction with local ecosystems, a biosphere must be completely enclosed and self-sustaining. An example would be, say, a rainforest that is maintained within a zoo.
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A wildlife sanctuary is a specific habitat of an animal that is endangered. An example would be the wetlands in Arkansas where the Ivory Billed Woodpecker was recently seen. This is protected in the same way that a national park is.
A biosphere is a specific ecosystem, including all plants and possibly animals, that exists in an area not normally associated with this ecosystem. Because of the translocation and possible interaction with local ecosystems, a biosphere must be completely enclosed and self-sustaining. An example would be, say, a rainforest that is maintained within a zoo.
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