What step have been taken by the government by india to protect flora and fauna f?
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by the following ways a government has in India has been protecting the flora and fauna of our country
- they have made many laws and rules to protect them
- there are strict laws against the people who do hunting poaching and killing of these animals and plants
- our government has set up many bio reserves bird sanctuaries and national parks to protect them
- out of 18 then of the bar reserves of our country are been added in the world national parks
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Many species of plants and animals are endangered in our country. To protect the flora and fauna of the country, the government has taken the following steps:
- Fourteen biosphere reserves have been set up by the government to protect the flora and fauna. Biosphere reserves are the areas of terrestrial and coastal ecosystems which promote the conservation of plants and wild life. Four biosphere reserves, the Sundarbans (West Bengal), Nanda Devi (Uttarakhand), the Gulf of Mannar (Tamil Nadu) and Nilgiris (Kerala, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu) are notable.
- Many botanical gardens have also been set up, and financial and technical assistance is granted to them.
- Many developmental programmes such as Project Rhino, Project Tiger etc. have been introduced.
- India has 490 wild life sanctuaries and zoological gardens and 89 national parks to protect its flora and fauna.
- Many awareness programmes have been launched by the government to make people aware of our fast depleting plant and animal resources.
- Poaching and hunting have been declared as crimes punishable by law.
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