India signed the intergovernmental treaty in 1982. Ramsar sites in India India is home to altogether 80 Ramsar sites. Wular lake in Jammu and Kashmir, Ropar wetland in Punjab, Sambhar lake in ...

India has added three more Ramsar Sites to its network to take the total tally to 85 Ramsar sites in the country, covering an area of 1,358,068 hectares in India. Out of three new sites ...

India added another feather in its cap when four more sites - two each from Haryana and Gujarat - were recognised as wetlands of international importance under the Ramsar Convention.

NEW DELHI: Five more wetlands of India got a tag of international importance under Ramsar ... to 80. New addition has made India the fourth largest country in terms of number of sites in the ...

With this, the number of Ramsar sites in India are 46 and the surface area covered ... ground to migratory waterbirds, including over 80 species that migrate on the Central Asian Flyway.

NEW DELHI: Four more sites from India have been recognized under the 1971 Ramsar Convention on Wetlands ... including over 80 species that migrate on the Central Asian Flyway.

Recently 4 new wetland sites have been added to the list of Ramsar Wetlands by the convention. These are situated in Haryana and Gujarat in India. The two from Haryana are Bhindawas WildLife ...

“Thol and Wadhwana from Gujarat and Sultanpur and Bhindawas from Haryana have made the cut for Ramsar recognition. The number of Ramsar sites in India is ... including over 80 species that ...

Goa got its first Ramsar site on Wednesday after the Union environment ministry announced that the Nanda lake in Curchorem is one of ten new wetlands in India to ... the global map for its ...

In India, it has been in force since 1982. “The proposal was approved on the basis of my findings. The site meets all the required specifications of a Ramsar ... is home to 80 sarus cranes.

The Thane Creek Flamingo Sanctuary (TCFS), spread over 6522.5 hectares, was recently accredited as a Ramsar site. And 11 more wetlands, including the neighbouring eco-sensitive zone (ESZ) which ...