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what is the difference between biosphere reserve, national park and wildlife sanctuary ?

 National parks are sanctuaries in which some special types of species are present. the animals are not brought from some where else. they are naturally their in their own habitat. Tourists from other countries use to visit their with some difficulties.

In wild life sanctuary their are many type of species brought from many other places. Tourists use to visit their easily without any recommendation.

Biosphere reserve is a place for animals where they have been kept in cages. they are brought from many jungles. Toursts use to visit their with some difficulties.  Charges for tourists are more than that of Indians.

 

Biosphere Reserve→ It a reserve area to protect plant and animal species.  

 National Park→  It is a reserve area meant for preserving natural vegetation, wildlife and natural beauty.  Wildlife Sanctuary→ It is a reserve area meant for preservation and development of endangered species.

BIOSPHERE RESERVE-It is the protective organisation which is meant to protect plants and animals equally.

NATIONAL PARK-It is another org. which mainly focus on endangered species.Any human intereference is strictly prohibited

WILDLIFE SANCTUARY-It too look after mainly animals but may involve human interference.

 

 

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Hi,

 
Wildlife Sanctuary
 
National Parks
 
Biosphere reserve
It is an area which is free from disturbances from human activities, and is devoted for the conservation and protection of wildlife.
 
National Parksare those reserved areas where no human activity is allowed at all.
 
A biosphere reserve is an area of land or water that is protected by law in order to support the conservation of ecosystems
 
Wildlife sanctuaries are under the jurisdiction of the state government
National parks are under the jurisdiction of the central government
 
Biosphere reserves were created by UNESCO
 
Example: The Mudumalai wildlife sanctuary in Tamil Nadu.Example: Kaziranga National Park in AssamExample: Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve
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Wildlife SanctuaryNational ParksBiosphere reserveIt is an area which is free from disturbances from human activities, and is devoted for the conservation and protection of wildlife.National Parksare those reserved areas where no human activity is allowed at all.A biosphere reserve is an area of land or water that is protected by law in order to support the conservation of ecosystemsWildlife sanctuaries are under the jurisdiction of the state governmentNational parks are under the jurisdiction of the central governmentBiosphere reserves were created by UNESCOExample: The Mudumalai wildlife sanctuary in Tamil Nadu.Example: Kaziranga National Park in AssamExample: Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve
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Hi,

Wildlife SanctuaryNational ParksBiosphere reserveIt is an area which is free from disturbances from human activities, and is devoted for the conservation and protection of wildlife.National Parksare those reserved areas where no human activity is allowed at all.A biosphere reserve is an area of land or water that is protected by law in order to support the conservation of ecosystemsWildlife sanctuaries are under the jurisdiction of the state governmentNational parks are under the jurisdiction of the central governmentBiosphere reserves were created by UNESCOExample: The Mudumalai wildlife sanctuary in Tamil Nadu.Example: Kaziranga National Park in AssamExample: Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve
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1. National parks: A national park is in large area of land owned by the government which offers protection to animals and plants species and provides public recreation. Kaziranga National Park jaldapara National Park Corbett National Park Dudhwa National Park and the Bandhavgarh Ghar National Park are a few examples 2. Biosphere reserve A biosphere reserve is a huge area that offers a protection to plants and one and also the tribal communities that may exist in the forest area. It serves to mountain the diversity and cultural of an area.
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