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PROTECTED AREA NETWORK
NATIONAL INITIATIVE
15.1. PROTECTED AREAS (PA)
15.2. WILD LIFE SANCTUARY (WLS)
National Park (NP)
Difference between the two
15.2.1. General Provision for Sanctuary and National Park Declaration of the Protected Area by the State Government:
Declared by the Central Government:
Boundaries
Claim of rights:
15.3. CONSERVATION RESERVE AND COMMUNITY RESERVES
15.3.1. Conservation Reserves
15.3.2. Community Reserve
15.4. COASTAL PROTECTED AREAS
15.5. SACRED GROVES OF INDIA
15.5.1. Classification of Sacred Groves
15.5.2. Ecological Significance
15.5.3. Distribution of Sacred Groves in India
15.5.4. Threats to the Sacred Groves
15.6. EXPORT - PROHIBITED GOODS
15.7. THE MAN AND BIOSPHERE (MAB)
15.8. BIOSPHERE RESERVE (BR)
15.8.1. Definition
15.8.3. Characteristics of Biosphere reserve
15.8.4. Functions of Biosphere Reserves
Beneficiaries
15.8.5. National Biosphere Reserve Programme.
15.8.6. Criteria for selection of BRs
Secondary criteria
15.8.7. Structure and Design of Biosphere
1. The Core Zone:
2. The Buffer Zone:
3. The Transition Zone:
15.8.8. How Biosphere Reserves are different from protected areas?
However, the Biosphere Reserves differ from protected areas due to their emphasis on:
15.9. WORLD NETWORK OF BIOSPHERE RESERVES (WNBR)
15.9.1. The World Network
15.10. BIODIVERSITY HOT SPOTS
15.10.1. The hottest hot spots
Factors
1. The Eastern Himalayas Hot Spot About the region:
2. Indo-Burma
3. Western Ghats and Sri Lanka:
15.11. BIODIVERSITY COLDSPOTS
15.12. WORLD HERITAGE SITES
15.11.1 Criteria
International Day for Biological Diversity - 22 May
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