Shine india monthly magazine

Shine india monthly magazine

Shine india monthly magazine Published this article page no   110 A study predicted that if intrusions such as roads continue at the current rate vital heterozygosity (genetic variability) would decrease by as much as 50% in the next century. Steps taken  Night traffic bans have been imposed on various highways passing from Bandipur National Park Mudumalai Tiger Reserve Gir National Park etc.  In 2018 the National Board for Wildlife (NBWL) made it mandatory for every roadrail project proposal to include a wildlife passage plan as per guidelines framed by Wildlife Institute of India.  In 2019 the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways asked National Highways Authority of India and states to avoid building highways through wildlife sanctuaries and national parks unless absolutely unavoidable. o In exceptional cases design should factor in structures such as underpasses fencing monkey ladders and noise barriers.  Commissioning of underpasses for animals E.g. 37km elevated stretch of highway on the Seoni (Madhya Pradesh)Nagpur (Maharashtra) sector of the national highway 44 passing through the Pench Tiger Reserve. This provides five underpasses and four minor bridges to ensure that movement of animals is not disrupted Shine india monthly magazine buy. 

Shine india monthly magazine