Daily Current Affairs / Tiger Reserve status has been granted to Guru Ghasidas National Park and Tamor Pingla Wildlife Sanctuary
Category : National Published on: October 08 2021
Important facts
About National Parks and Wildlife Sanctuary
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National Park |
Wildlife Sanctuary |
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A national park is a protected area established by governing bodies to preserve and evolve wildlife. |
A wildlife sanctuary is a natural habitat that is managed by governing bodies or private organisations to protect specific animal and bird species. |
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National park preserves fauna, flora, historic objects, landscape, etc. |
Wildlife sanctuary preserves birds, animals, insects, reptiles, etc. |
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The goal of national parks is to protect the territories historic and natural resources, as well as its wildlife. |
The goal of wildlife sanctuaries is to ensure the survival of wildlife populations and their respective habitats.. |
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National park is highly restricted and people cannot randomly access it. |
Restrictions are relatively less and it is open to people |
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Official permission is required. |
Official permission is not required. |
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Boundaries are fixed by the administration. |
Boundaries are not fixed. |
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Human activity is not permitted at all. |
Human activity is permitted yet to a specific limit. |
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