India's National Parks (Tell Me Why #80)
Manorama | May 2013 | PDF | 98 pages | 18.9 mb
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National parks are dedicated to conserving a nation's unique flora and fauna, and distinct scenic and wildlife heritage for future generations. These parks are rich in plant and animal species, thriving in their indigenous natural environment and beauty.
Each country has its own national parks which protect a number of species. Till 1 970, India had only five national parks. However, new laws were passed in the 1 970s and 1 980s to protect wildlife and the environment. As a result, many more national parks were established.
By 201 2, there were 1 03 national parks in India. This number will definitely increase, as plans are afoot to set up a total of 1 66 national parks. This issue of Tell Me Why unfolds for you a stunning panorama of the Wonders of Wild India.