Section 35 of WLPA : Section 35: Declaration Of National Parks

Explanation using Example

Imagine a beautiful, biodiverse area called Bluebell Woods, home to a variety of flora and fauna, including some endangered species. The State Government recognizes the ecological importance of Bluebell Woods and decides that it should be protected and developed for wildlife conservation. To achieve this, the government considers designating Bluebell Woods as a National Park.

Following Section 35(1) of The Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972, the State Government issues a notification expressing its intention to establish Bluebell Woods as a National Park. This notification also outlines the precise boundaries of the proposed park, as stipulated by Section 35(2).

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