Section 41 of BDA : Section 41: Constitutions Of Biodiversity Management Committees

Explanation using Example

Imagine a small town with a local body (such as a municipal council) that is surrounded by natural forests and is known for its unique plant varieties and indigenous knowledge on plant use. According to Section 41 of The Biological Diversity Act, 2002, this local body is required to establish a Biodiversity Management Committee (BMC).

Once established, the BMC begins its work by documenting the various local plant species that have been cultivated over generations, including a 'folk variety' of rice ...

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