Wildlife Conservation in India

India is a golden state of several species of mammals, reptiles, animals, birds and insects. However thither are many species that are on the verge of extinction. It is not a one day cause, it has might-have-been a gradual tragedy done by us only.

To accomplish our various dreams and projects we have totally neglected the pros and cons side of our deeds, which resulted as number of endangered species. Increasing urbanisation has ruined the habitats of these innocent creatures. Many other causes wish expansion of agriculture, rapid industrialization, trade and poaching are responsible for it. Continuous woods cutting has totally disturbed the eco system, that resulted out in the form of global warming and drastic climate change. Also the illegal search is one of the causes of extinction of wildlife species.

But as considerably said by scholars - ''it's better now than never'', the Government of India has taken certain resulting efforts towards it. Many Government bodies have established numerous wildlife sanctuaries and national parks across the country, where this precious treasure of wildlife has been conserved.

The entire wildlife Conservation in India is dispersed over a huge area of 3. 29 1000000 sq km. Thither are entire 571 reserves park and wildlife sanctuaries, which are undertaken by Indian Government.

Also the Government has excited a lot on several projects and programs to save the endangered species in India. About of the almost popular of them are:

Project Tiger: Project Tiger is amongst the best steps, taken by the Government of India. It is quite a conservation movement, started in 1972 to protect tigers. On bill of tonight project numerous tiger reserves have been established in different regions to recover the number royal Bengal tigers. Cashbox engagement more than 45 Project Tiger reserves have been covering an area of around 37,761 sq km.
Jim Corbett National Park, Ranthambore National Park, Tiger Militia of India, Kaziranga National Park, Sariska Tiger Reserve, Dudhwa Tiger Reserve, Kanha National Park are some of the Tiger reserves in India.

Project Elephant: Project Elephant was started by the 'Government of India Ministry of Environment and Forests' in the year of 1992. The briny aim seat this project is to provide financial and technical assistance to Wildlife management of states to protect and maintain the population of Asian elephants. The project has might-have-been enforced in the 13 states of India.

Except Crocodile Conservation, Eco Tourism in India etc are other steps taken in this direction. Also many NGO's are workings on Wildlife Conservation in India. .