1. Ramsar wetland sites in India
The Ramsar Convention is an international treaty for the conservation and sustainable utilization of wetlands, recognizing the fundamental ecological functions of wetlands and their economic, cultural, scientific, and recreational value.
S.No | Name | State |
1. | Kolleru Lake | Andhra Pradesh |
2. | Deepor Beel | Assam |
3. | Nalsarovar Bird Sanctuary | Gujarat |
4. | Chandra Taal | Himachal Pradesh |
5. | Pong Dam Lake | Himachal Pradesh |
6. | Renuka Wetland | Himachal Pradesh |
7. | Hokersar Wetland | Jammu and Kashmir |
8. | Surinsar-Mansar Lakes | Jammu and Kashmir |
9. | Tsomoriri | Jammu and Kashmir |
10. | Wular Lake | Jammu and Kashmir |
11. | Ashtamudi Wetland | Kerala |
12. | Sasthamkotta Lake | Kerala | ||
13. | Vembanad-Kol Wetland | Kerala | ||
14. | Bhoj Wetland | Madhya Pradesh | ||
15. | Loktak Lake | Manipur | ||
16. | Bhitarkanika Mangroves | Orissa | ||
17. | Chilika Lake | Orissa | ||
18. | Harike Wetland | Punjab | ||
19. | Kanjli Wetland | Punjab | ||
20. | Ropar | Punjab | ||
21. | Keoladeo National Park | Rajasthan | ||
S.No | Name | State | ||
22. | Sambhar Lake | Rajasthan | ||
23. | Point Calimere Wildlife and Bird Sanctuary | Tamil Nadu | ||
24. | Rudrasagar Lake | Tripura | ||
25. | Upper Ganga River (Brijghat to Narora Stretch) | Uttar Pradesh | ||
26. | East Calcutta Wetlands | West Bengal | ||