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Conservation Centers in India
A number of Conservation Centers have been set up in India for the purpose of studying, propagating, conserving and for the betterment of the highly endangered species of wildlife, both flora and fauna. These Conservation Centers can be divided into Wildlife Reserves, Conservation Centers and Wildlife Sanctuaries.
Famous Wildlife Reserves in India
Sariska Tiger Reserve, Rajasthan
Bandipur Conservation Center, Karnataka
Bandhavgarh Conservation Center, Madhya Pradesh
Corbett Conservation Center, U.P
Kanha Tiger Reserve, Madhya Pradesh
Ranthambore Tiger Reserve, Rajasthan
Manas Tiger Reserve, Assam
Tadoba Tiger Reserve
Pench Tiger Reserve
Namdapha Tiger Reserve, Arunachal Pradesh
Other Wildlife Reserves in India
Dudhwa Conservation Center, U.P
Srisailam Sanctuary, Andhra Pradesh
Pabitora Wildlife Sanctuary, Assam
The Palamu Tiger Reserve, Bihar
Chandka Elephant Reserve, Orissa
Similipal Tiger Reserve, Orissa
Palamau Tiger Reserve, Bihar
Conservation Centers in India
Kaziranga Conservation Center, Assam
Royal Chitwan Park
Royal Bardia Park
Sultanpur Conservation Center
Sundarbans
Sanjay Gandhi Conservation Center Borivli, Mumbai
Rajaji Conservation Center
Bharatpur Conservation Center
Namdapha Conservation Center, Arunachal Pradesh
Dudhwa Conservation Center, Uttar Pradesh
Dachigam Conservation Center, Jammu & Kashmir
Periyar Conservation Center, Kerala
Bannerghata Conservation Center, Karnataka
Keibul Lam Jao Conservation Center, Manipur
Nagarhole Conservation Center, Karnataka
Nandankanan Biological Park, Orissa
Valley of Flowers Conservation Center, Uttar Pradesh
Nanda Devi Conservation Center, Uttar Pradesh
Famous Wildlife Sanctuaries in India
Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary
Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary
Gir Conservation Center and Sanctuary, Gujarat
Kalsubai Harischandragad Sanctuary in the Western Ghats
Thattekad Bird Sanctuary in Kerala.
Mudumalai Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu
Chilika Lake, Orissa
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