Dehradun News: India On the second day of the World International Committee of World Heritage Site Managers Conference (WIIC2C), an educational and enlightening visit to Keoladeo National Park took place. This UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its incredible biodiversity, opened its doors to participants eager to understand the intricacies of managing a natural refuge in a water-scarce environment.
Management strategies that have preserved the park’s unique ecosystem for generations
The day was led by Sh. Manas Singh, an experienced Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer, who shared profound insights into the management strategies that have preserved the park’s unique ecosystem for generations. Participants gained a firsthand understanding of the daily challenges faced by the dedicated team responsible for conserving this treasured landscape.
Keoladeo National Park, also known as Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary, is renowned for its diverse avian population, wetlands, and thriving flora and fauna. However, managing a UNESCO World Heritage Site in a region where water scarcity is a pressing reality poses a series of challenges. Sh. Manas Singh and his team provided valuable insights into how they have successfully tackled these hurdles.
Discussion spanned topics like habitat preservation, wildlife monitoring
The participants, comprising world heritage site managers from various corners of the globe, were briefed on the multifaceted tasks involved in the daily routine of managing this ecologically vital site. The discussion spanned topics like habitat preservation, wildlife monitoring, and initiatives to address water shortage, all integral components of the park’s sustainability efforts.
“The park’s continued existence is a testament to our commitment to preserve our natural heritage,” Sh. Manas Singh emphasized. “Our strategies revolve around the careful management of water resources, which is the lifeline of this diverse ecosystem.”
Water management has been a cornerstone of Keoladeo National Park’s success. The park authorities have undertaken measures to harness and conserve water, including rainwater harvesting, water recycling, and effective irrigation techniques to sustain the wetlands that attract migratory birds from across the world.
Also Read: ABC sends Chandrababu Naidu to 14-day judicial remand in corruption case
Keep watching our YouTube Channel ‘DNP INDIA’. Also, please subscribe and follow us on FACEBOOK
