Prime Minster Shri Narendra Modi has stated, the nation is now making efforts to preserve endangered species by devoted initiatives reminiscent of ‘Project Lion’ and ‘Project Dolphin’ after the success of ‘Project Tiger’ and ‘Project Elephant’. In a written message on the event of Wildlife Week, Shri Modi sought contribution from folks from all walks of life to realize the specified outcomes from these initiatives.
The Prime Minster stated, coinciding with the start anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, the apostle of peace and non-violence, the celebration of “Wildlife Week” is a perfect event to reaffirm the dedication in direction of conservation of wildlife and harmonious co-existence of all residing beings.
He stated, at present with a strong and large community of protected areas, the dedication in direction of wildlife safety is as robust as ever. Saying that eco delicate zones present a peripheral help and act as a buffer round nationwide parks and sanctuaries, Shri Modi stated, a number of such zones have been notified to boost the house accessible for thriving wildlife. Mentioning that the nation hosts the final wild inhabitants of Asiatic lions, he stated, the resolve of doubling tiger numbers have been fulfilled nicely upfront.
On India giving particular consideration to plastic waste administration, the Prime Minister stated, India is resolute in its efforts to cut back single use plastic and micro-plastic air pollution for sustainable improvement together with a prosper biodiversity. Shri Modi stated, the nation is emphasising on conservation of the migratory birds and species as India staysa pure residence to a verity of migratory species.
Noting that India harbours 17 % of world human inhabitants inside 2.4 % land space of the world and improvement wants of the nation are paramount, Shri Modi, nonetheless, stated that the nation believes that wildlife and biodiversity conservation are equally crucial.
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