Maharashtra wildlife board approves sanctuary status for two forest areas, 14 conservation reserves

Maharashtra wildlife board approves sanctuary status for two forest areas, 14 conservation reserves

India’s Maharashtra wildlife board has granted wildlife sanctuary status to two forest tracts and approved the designation of 14 conservation reserves. Among the newly protected sites is the Kolamarka Conservation Reserve in Gadchiroli district, noted for its herd of wild buffaloes. The moves aim to strengthen habitat protection and regional biodiversity conservation across the state.

Maharashtra wildlife board approves sanctuary status for two forest areas, 14 conservation reserves — PinBrief