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LATEST NEWS UPDATES | India adds five more Ramsar sites, ups tally to 54 -Jacob Koshy

India adds five more Ramsar sites, ups tally to 54 -Jacob Koshy

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published Published on Jul 26, 2022   modified Modified on Jul 29, 2022

-The Hindu

Three of them are in Tamil Nadu and one each in Madhya Pradesh and Mizoram

India has added five more Ramsar sites, or wetlands that are of international importance, bringing the number of such sites to 54, Environment Minister Bhupendra Yadav tweeted on Tuesday.

“Delighted to inform that 5 more Indian wetlands have got Ramsar recognition as wetlands of international importance,” Mr. Yadav tweeted.

These are the Karikili Bird Sanctuary, Pallikaranai Marsh Reserve Forest and Pichavaram Mangrove in Tamil Nadu, the Sakhya Sagar in Madhya Pradesh and Pala Wetland in Mizoram.

India’s Ramsar wetlands are spread over 11,000 sq km — around 10% of the total wetland area in the country — across 18 States. No other South Asian country has as many sites though this has much to do with India’s geographical breadth and tropical diversity. The United Kingdom (175) and Mexico (142) — smaller countries than India — have the maximum Ramsar sites whereas Bolivia spans the largest area with 148,000 sq km under the Convention protection.

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The Hindu, 26 July, 2022, https://www.thehindu.com/sci-tech/energy-and-environment/five-more-indian-sites-recognised-in-ramsar-list-as-wetlands-of-international-importance/article65685095.ece?fbclid=IwAR3DbuqGOw6Pr_EnM6jOsTwavNAYVVYxXdWS2sdoqbrpL-vVpwh29o


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