Every Two Days One Panther Killed in Rajasthan

According to the newest study Rajasthan are lost one panther in the every two days. Many reasons of the Panther’s killed most reason for death of panther is road accidents, attacked after the straying into the habitats of human and poached.

Panthers are endangered the animals listed under the schedule 1^st of wildlife protection Act that gives them absolute the protection. A proposed panther sanctuary in the Kumbhalgarh and the other regions could probably save wildlife species.

Desert national park is most popular among the national parks of India. It is one of the largest national parks in the world. It is situated in both districts Jaisalmer.

Last year started project panther by the RS 5.8 crore and received the fund before a month. The wildlife sanctuary of the Kumbhalgarh in the district of Pali in Rajasthan is an ideal area for panthers. We spent first instalment of the RS fifty lakhs to improve habitat of wildlife sanctuary, water arrangement and building fence, said by chief of the wildlife warden of Rajasthan, A C Chaubey.

According to the protecting project of the panthers are improvements in the Desert National Park. According to the newest census of the wildlife rajasthan has kept approximately 560 panthers. Kumbhalgarh has taken first position in the rajasthan in the term of population of the panther. 83 panthers have into this sanctuary. However Pali district is main habitat for the panthers but its population are decline between 2010 and 2011 in the Pali district. Pali has 89 panthers in the 2010 and just has 82 panthers. Their various are dwindling due to the shrinking house and the increase man and animal conflict.

One panthers was the reported in Juliflora jungle in the Jodhpur. We asked the residents not to the comer the panther or provoke it as also as animal doesn’t attack the any animal and the human, said Chaubey. Forest officials said, there are approximately a dozen patches in a part covering 600 hectares on periphery of Kumbhalgarh wildlife sanctuary where panthers are living in the large numbers.

The decline in population of the panthers’ prey, including the rabbits, cheetahs and deer has the forced them to explore for food in the residential areas. They are generally fond of the dogs, a forest officer said. “A best prey foundation must be the created. There is proposal to construction the enclosures outside sanctuary for improved the captive breeding in 20 to 80 kilometres stretch the outside National Park in India. Animals will be released in forest,” he said.

Save the Desert’s Species and Tigers in the Rajasthan

Rajasthan Cabinet Obvious Safe corridor for the tigers

On the 4^th January, Rajasthan cabinet took decision to the safe corridor for tigers and Rajasthan cabinet gave approval to the proposal for initial Rajiv Gandhi Biosphere reserve to the offers secure corridor for protection of the tigers and other wildlife in the state. An official said, it was declared at a meeting of the cabinet leas by Rajasthan chief minister Ashok Gehlot and this proposal will be sent to the Environment and Forest’s Union Minister for the clearance. Reserve would cover up water source, forest block, Sanctuaries and national park include Kesarbagh Sanctuary, Ramasagar Sanctuary, Ranthambhore National Park, Bhensroadgarh sanctuary, Chambal sanctuary, Mukandara Hills among the others through corridors. The main target behind development of the Rajiv Gandhi Biosphere is to the make balanced relation between human and nature and cabinet’s decision would pave safe way for the tigers with rare species of the wildlife in the national parks and wildlife sanctuaries of Rajasthan added by an official.

Cabinet too gave to the proposal for offering customised package for the setting up manufacturing of the wind electric generator units by the two companies. In the cabinet meeting, Rajasthan Ex servicemen Corporation limited (RESCO), gave ideas for Mukandara Hills National Park under provisions of the Wildlife (protection) act 1972. RESCO will be public enterprise under the ownership of state government and help by above two lacks ex servicemen.

Proposed Rajiv Gandhi Biosphere reserve a high-flyer project connecting major national parks and sanctuaries in the state through jungle corridors were approved by state cabinet on the 5^th January 2012.  Cabinet also took decision for recruitments complete through the Rajasthan public Service Commission.

Further cabinet meeting gave nod for arrangement of Rajasthan Ex-Servicemen Corporation Limited (RESCO), which would the work to rehabilitate and make sure self-dependency for the widows of ex-servicemen, war widows, ex-service, and their dependents.

Desert National Park offers amazing beauty in the winter

In the winter and spring seasons Desert national park attracts many thousands tourists from all parts of globe. Joshua, bbul and Kinkar trees curve up in the spring and winter seasons out of the dry time (summer season) that is very amaze and charm. Desert’s rocks are seeing such as a paradise on the earth and that time temperature is normal. Desert national park located in the Thar Desert which is part of Rajasthan. It is one of the biggest national park of India and its nature beauty and wildlife is amazing in the India.

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