What step has the government of the india taken for the protection of flora and fauna of the country
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To protect the flora and fauna of the country the government has taken many steps:
1. 18 Biosphere Reserves have been set up in the country and 3out of them are the Sunderbans in the West Bengal, the gulf of Mannar in Tamilnadu and the Nilgiris (Kerala ,Karnataka and tamilnadu) are included in the world network of Biosphere Reserves.
2. Since 1992 the government has provided financial and Technical assistance too many botanical gardens.
3. Project Tiger, project rhino, project Great Indian Bustard and many other Eco developmental projects have been introduced.
4. Many facilities like generating awareness among the people and to educate their our flora and fauna are provided.
5. 103 national parks, 530 Wildlife sanctuaries and zoological gardens (Government of India, July 2015) are setup to take care of natural heritage.
1. 18 Biosphere Reserves have been set up in the country and 3out of them are the Sunderbans in the West Bengal, the gulf of Mannar in Tamilnadu and the Nilgiris (Kerala ,Karnataka and tamilnadu) are included in the world network of Biosphere Reserves.
2. Since 1992 the government has provided financial and Technical assistance too many botanical gardens.
3. Project Tiger, project rhino, project Great Indian Bustard and many other Eco developmental projects have been introduced.
4. Many facilities like generating awareness among the people and to educate their our flora and fauna are provided.
5. 103 national parks, 530 Wildlife sanctuaries and zoological gardens (Government of India, July 2015) are setup to take care of natural heritage.
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GOVERNMENT HAD TAKEN MANY STEP TO PROTECT FLORA AND FAUNA IN INDIA
1. 14 BIOSPHERE RESERVE HAVE BEEN SET UP IN THE COUNTRY TO PROTECT FLORA AND FAUNA
2. FINACIAL AND TECTNICAL ASSISTANCE IS PROVIDE TO MANY BOTANICAL GARDENS BY THE GOVERNMENT SINCE 1992
3. PROJECT TIGER, RHINO, GREAT INDIAN BUSTARD AND MANY OTHERS ECODEVELOPEMENT PROJECTS HAVE BEEN INTRODUCED.
4. 89 NATIONAL PARKS, 490 WILDLIFE SANTUARIES AND ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS ARE SET UP TO TAKE CARE OF NATURAL HERITAGE.
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