Rajasthan Environment

The Big Cats of India

The wild Big Cats of India

Felidae is the biological family of cats and member of this family is called Felid. There are five species of big cats found in India. The big cats of India are: Asiatic lion Bengal tiger Snow Leopard (found in Himalayas) Clouded Leopard (found in Himalayan foothills, China) Indian Leopard Species Taxonomy In 1816, Lorenz Oken named …

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Climate Change in Rajasthan

Rajasthan Action Plan on Climate Change | Climate Change in Rajasthan

Climate change is the greatest global challenge, which through a multitude of impacts poses a risk to our ecology, economy and society. Studies show that climate change in Rajasthan is over and above the natural climate variability prevailing in the region. Experts say that Rajasthan falls in areas of greatest climate sensitivity, maximum vulnerability and …

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Forest Fires in Rajasthan

Image-Forest fires in Rajasthan

Forest is one of the most important renewable natural resources and plays a significant role in the human life and environment. In 2017, the maximum number of forest fires were reported in Madhya Pradesh (4,781) followed by Odisha (4,416) and Chhattisgarh (4,373). In the same year, there were 260 recorded incidents of forest fires in …

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Air-Pollution in Rajasthan

Air-Pollution in Rajasthan

In 2018, a state-wise report released by Indian Council of Medical Research highlighted that the average life expectancy in Rajasthan would have been 2.5 years higher, if the air pollution levels were less than the minimal level. Kota along with Jaipur, Alwar and Jodhpur comes in the top 100 polluted cities in the country. What …

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Rajasthan Ecotourism Policy 2010

Rajasthan Ecotourism Policy 2010

As number of tourist arrivals in Rajasthan increases year on year, it exerts increasing pressure on constrained resources. Consequently, eco-tourism in Rajasthan gains importance and it has become necessary to formulate a policy to encourage, guide and regulate in such a manner that it grows in desirable way and benefits the people in general and …

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