Section 36D of WLPA : Section 36D: Community Reserve Management Committee

Explanation using Example

Imagine a village named Sunderban located near a forest area that is home to various wildlife species. The forest is not a declared protected area, but the local community values the wildlife and wants to ensure its protection. The State Government recognizes the community's efforts and decides to declare the area as a 'Community Reserve' under The Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972.

To manage this Community Reserve, the State Government forms a management committee as per Section 36D of the Act. The committee includes five representatives from Sunderban's ...

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