Section 18 of WLPA : Section 18: Declaration Of Sanctuary

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where a large area of land, which is home to a diverse range of wildlife including several endangered species, is under threat due to increasing human activities like deforestation and pollution. The local community, along with environmentalists, have raised concerns about the potential loss of biodiversity and the negative impact on the ecosystem.

In response to this, the State Government conducts a thorough assessment of the area and recognizes its significance based on various factors such as the presence of rare fauna and flora, i...

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