Section 26A of WLPA : Section 26A: Declaration Of Area As Sanctuary

Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where a particular region, known for its rich biodiversity and unique ecosystem, has been identified by environmentalists as critical for the conservation of certain endangered species. The local government recognizes the importance of this area and decides to take action to protect it.

First, the government issues a notification under section 18 of The Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972, proposing to declare the area as a wildlife sanctuary. The notification invites claims from any people who might be affected by this declaration, such as landowners within the proposed sanctuary boundaries.

After the notification, a period is allowed for people to present their claims. During this period, various stakeholders, including local communities and conservationists...

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