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Ecotourism Since ages, nature worship and the conservation ethics have been an inseparable part of Indian thought and traditions. Traces go back to ancient civilisations of India, when people used to promote the unity of life forms.The Indian tradition always proposed that mankind is part of nature and therefore it must be loved and respected It is tragic situation that since last few decades, the madness of Human mind for the material and economical progress in India and abroad has become identical with the exploitation of nature in all its appearances. Today, the entire world is facing a deep crisis and is in the danger of being destroyed. The rich forest areas and biological diversities have been relentlessly cut down to erect concrete walls. The continuos deforestation has led to Global Warming and Greenhouse Effects. Fortunately, this has led to some realisation, and now the world has awaken for new beginnings about human responsibility towards nature.
Ecotourism in India
India, the land of geographical diversity offers several tourist destinations that which will refresh and rejuvenate the visitor. There are several ways to enjoy the gifts of nature. The few places like the Himalayan Region, Kerala, the northeast India, Andaman & Nicobar Islands and the Lakshdweep islands are some of the places where you can enjoy being close in nature’s lap. . Thenmala in Kerala is the first planned ecotourism destination in India created to cater to the Eco-tourists and nature lovers.
The India topography has an abundant source of flora & fauna. India has numerous rare and endangered species in its surroundings. The declaration of several wildlife areas and national parks has encouraged the growth of the wildlife. Currently, there are about 80 national parks and 441 sanctuaries in India, which works for the protection and conservation of wildlife in India.
There are numerous Botanical and Zoological Gardens in India, which are working towards the enhancement of the Ecosystem. Poaching has stopped to large extent. There are severe punishments for poachers, hunters and illegal traders of animals and trees. Mass Tree plantation programs are conducted in several places to increase the forest cover. There are several Wild life activists , who fight to preserve the animals and plants |
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