Wildlife Sanctuary
A wildlife sanctuary is a designated area of land set aside for the protection and conservation of various species of wild animals and plants. These sanctuaries provide a safe refuge for endangered or threatened species to thrive in their natural habitats without fear of hunting, poaching, or habitat destruction. Wildlife sanctuaries are carefully managed to ensure the health and survival of the resident wildlife, often through habitat restoration, anti-poaching efforts, and scientific research. Visitors to wildlife sanctuaries can observe and learn about the diverse ecosystems and wildlife species that call these protected areas home.
External Links
- [thekkady.net] Thekkady, Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary, Thekkady Lake, Thekkady Boating
- [bonorong.com.au] Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary
- [tcwr.org] Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge | A Non-Profit True Sanctuary for Big Cats
- [WildlifeConservation.org] Wildlife Conservation.org Careers Societies Sanctuaries Parks/Zoos Endangered Species