Ramsar Sites of India || Updated 2023 New List

Ramsar Sites of India || Updated 2023 New List

 Ramsar Sites of India


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     Wetlands types

1. Swamp

       2. Marsh



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Peatland: Wetlands where extracted leaves, brunches are not decomposed.

It stores estimated 30%-40% of the world's soil carbon. 


2nd February -> World Wetlands Day

There are Total of 75 Ramsar Sites are in India, Let's Check it out 

Uttar Pradesh: 

i) Bakhira Wildlife Sanctuary

ii) Haiderpur Wetland

iii) Nawabganj Bird Sanctuary

iv) Parvati Arga Bird Sanctuary

        v) Suman Bird Sanctuary

        vi) Samaspur Bird Sanctuary

        vii) Sandi Bird Sanctuary

        viii) Upper Gang River

        ix) Sarsai Nawar Jheel

        x) Sur Sarovar


Kerala:

i) Vembanad Kol Wetland 

                 [Longest Lake in India]

ii) Asthamudi Lake 

iii) Sasthamkotta Lake

                [Alapuzha - Venice of the East]


Madhya Pradesh:

i) Bhoj Wetlands

ii) Sirpur Wetland 

iii) Sakhya Sagar 

iv) Yashwant Sagar 


Maharashtra:

        i) Lonar Lake 

        ii) Nandur Madhameshwar 

        iii) Thane Creek 

Rajasthan

i) Keoladeo National Park 

ii) Sambhar Lake 


    Listed Ramsar Sites of India in Montreux Record  

            - Keoladeo National Park - Rajasthan

            - Loktak Lake - Manipur

Montreux Record: It is a register of wetland sites on the list of Ramsar Wetlands of International importance where changes in Ecological character have occurred due to Human Interference.


Gujarat:

 i) Nalsarovar Bird Sanctuary

 ii) Thol Lake Wildlife

  iii) Khijadia Wildlife Sanctuary

 iv) Wadhvana Wetlands 

Andhra Pradesh:

       i) Kolleru Lake - Andhra Pradesh

Tamil Nadu:

i) Kanjirankulam Bird Sanctuary

ii) Vembannur Wetland Complex

iii) Point Calimere Wildlife and Bird Sanctuary

iv) Karikili Bird Sanctuary

        v) Pallikaranai Marsh Reserve Forest

        vi) Pichavaram Mangrove

        vii) Udhayamarthandapuram Bird Sanctuary 

        viii) Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary

        ix) Vellode Bird Sanctuary

        x) Gulf of Manner Marine Biosphere

xi) Koothankulam Bird Sanctuary 

xii) Chitragudi Bird Sanctuary 

xiii) Suchindram  Theroor Wetland Complex 

xiv) Vaduvur Bird Sanctuary 

        

Jammu & Kashmir :

         i) Wular Lake 

        ii) Hokera Wetland 

        iii) Surinsar Mansar Lakes

        iv) Hygam Wetland Conservation Reserves

         v) Shallbugh Wetland Conservation


Ladakh:


i) Tsomoriri Lake

               (It is situated at Changthang Plateau)

        ii) Tsoker Wetland Complex


Odisha :

i) Chilika Lake Lake

                 [Largest Salt Water Lake in India]

ii) Bhitarkanika Lake 

iii) Tempara Lake 

iv) Hirakud Reservoir

        v) Ansupa Lake 

        vi) Satkosia Gorge 


West Bengal:

        i) East Kolkata Wetland 

        ii) Sunderban Wetland 


Punjab:

i) Kanjli Wetland

ii) Harike Wetland

iii) Nangal Wildlife Sanctuary

iv) Beas Conservation Reserve

                  [Indus Dolphins Found here]

        v) Ropar Lake

        vi) Keshopur - Miani Community Reserve


North East:

        i) Deepor Bill - Assam

        ii) Loktak Lake - Manipur

        iii) Rudrasagar Lake - Tripura

        iv) Pala Wetland -  Mizoram


Himachal Pradesh:

        i) Pong Dam Lake [Also Known as Maharana Pratap Sagar]

        ii) Chandra Taal Lake

        iii) Renuka Lake [Renuka was the Mother of Lord Parshuram]


Haryana & Bihar:

        i) Bhindawas Wildlife Sanctuary - Haryana

        ii) Sultanpur National Park - Haryana

        iii)  Kabartal Wetland - Bihar


Uttarakhand, Goa and Karnataka:

        i) Asan Conservation Reserve - Uttarakhand

        ii) Nanda Lake - Goa

        iii) Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary Karnataka


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