Biodiversity

Protected area network

Sacred area network

National Park & Wildlife sanctuaries

Biosphere reserves

Biosphere P PT

Sacred Plants In India

List of Sacred Plants

Alexandrian Laurel (Ball Tree)	Arabian Jasmine	Asoka	Bamboo
Banyan	Bengal Quince	Blinding tree	Blue waterlily
Butterfly pea plant	Camel Foot Tree	Cannon ball tree	Castor bean plant
Champaka	Clearing nut Tree	Coconut Tree	Crepe Jasmine
Downy Jasmine	Flame of the forest	Fragrant Screw Pine	Giant Milkweed
Heart-leaved moonseed	Henna	Holy Basil	Indian Beach
Indian Black Plum	Indian Butter	Indian Gooseberry	Indian Jackfruit
Indian Jasmine	Indian Jujube	Indian Laburnum	Indian Laurel Fig
Indian Lavender	Indian Medlar	Indian Mesquite	Indian Oleander
Indian Persimon	Indian Siris	Ink-Nut Tree	Javanese Wood Plant
Kadam	Khus Khus grass	Kusha grass	Large Sebasten
Lemon	Lotus	Mango	Marigold
Neem Tree	Night Jasmine	Palmyra Palm	Plaintain / Banana
Rice	Rudraksha Tree	Sacred Fig	Sandalwood Tree
Sandpaper Tree	Shoe-flower Plant / China Rose	Sugarcane	Tamarind Tree
Three-Leaved Caper	Trumpet-Flower Tree	Turmeric	White Marudah Tree

List of sacred plants - Source :

C.P.R. Environmental Education Centre
The C.P. Ramaswami Aiyar Foundation,
No. 1, Eldams Road, Alwarpet, Chennai - 600 018

Zoological garden

Aquaria

The Biological Diversity Act 2002

The Act covers conservation, use of biological resources and associated knowledge occurring in India for commercial or research purposes or for the purposes of bio-survey and bio-utilisation. It provides a framework for access to biological resources and sharing the benefits arising out of such access and use. The Act also includes in its ambit the transfer of research results and application for intellectual property rights (IPRs) relating to Indian biological resources.

The Act covers foreigners, non-resident Indians, body corporate, association or organization that is either not incorporated in India or incorporated in India with non-Indian participation in its share capital or management. These individuals or entities require the approval of the National Biodiversity Authority when they use biological resources and associated knowledge occurring in India for commercial or research purposes or for the purposes of bio-survey or bio-utilisation

Useful links

Government of India

https://indiaimage.nic.in/

Ministry of Environment and Forests	https://envfor.nic.in/
Environmental Information Centre	https://www.eicinformation.org/
Edu Green, Teri	https://edugreen.teri.res.in
Sarkaritel.com	https://www.sarkaritel.com/
United Nations Environment Programme	https://www.unep.org/
Nature	https://www.nature.com
Convention on Biological Diversity	https://www.cbd.int
Conservation International	https://www.conservation.org
Australian Biodiversity	https://www.deh.gov.au/biodiversity/
Natural History Museum	https://www.nhm.ac.uk/science/projects/worldmap/

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