National Wildlife Day

❇️4th September

🦧 National Wildlife Day
      राष्ट्रीय वन्यजीव दिवस

🎓 Wildlife Protection Act of 1972

🦥 To encourages improved awareness of the species around us and in the broader world. 

🦍 This National Day focuses on endangered species, preservation, and conservation efforts around the world.

♻️ Art 48A of the Indian Constitution "Protection and improvement of environment and safeguarding of Forests and wildlife"

🦏 Statewise Wildlife Sanctuary 

🔷 Kaziranga National Park in Assam plans various measures for safety of wildlife

♦️ Poba Reserve Forest in Assam”s Dhemaji to be upgraded to a wildlife sanctuary

💠 India’s 2018 Tiger Census - Largest Camera Trap Wildlife Survey sets Guinness Record 

NOTE : 
🔷 03 March =World Wildlife Day
Theme 2020 : “Sustaining all life on Earth "

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