Jim Corbett National Park is famous for various species, including birds and animals not found in any other national reserve. Consisting of 5 zones, namely Bijrani, Jhirna, Dhikala, Durga Devi, and Dhela, this national park is the center of attraction in Uttarakhand and can be reached via Ramnagar. The national park remains open during the summer and winter months. Due to the heavy monsoons in this country, tourists try to avoid planning their holiday trips in July, August, and September. Treasuring different species of mammals from the feathered kingdom, this national park has witnessed species extinction due to climate change, human population, deforestation, illegal sale of wildlife drugs, wildlife poaching, and ecosystem variances. Strong government initiative measures helped revive the conservation efforts to save the endangered species from becoming non-functional.
Good conservation practices have been adopted at Jim Corbett National Park.
Jim Corbett National Park has seen many conservation efforts, and a few critical projects, like Project Tiger, Project Elephant, and others, are taken seriously to ensure that all illegal wildlife activities are banned. However, remote sensing and modern technology help identify areas where surveillance is required to track illicit activities and preserve wildlife.
Environment law is implemented to safeguard the ecosystem at Jim Corbett.
Animal conservation is undertaken similarly at Corbett and carried out in U.S. national parks like Yosemite and Sequoia. An environmental law framed by the locals and the government helped to revive the forest ecosystem to save and conserve wildlife. Deforestation and other factors resulting in species extinction are evaluated, and firm policies are formed and implemented to safeguard the national park. Animal-saving medicine is given to species needing medical emergency, and they have injected the correct dose of these drugs. The wetlands are preserved equally, and special attention is given to dry areas of the forest reserve. However, entry into the core areas of the forest reserve is restricted, and special permits are required to allow tourists to enter the national park. The national park maintained high maintenance standards to keep the ecosystem functional, viable, and dynamic.
A standard protocol is implemented to safeguard the wilderness.
Conservation efforts to revive the species of the ecosystem require continuous attention to remain viable, and conservation score metrics are implemented to determine how often these conservation measures should be implemented to save the species. The concept of any unknown species tracking is identified as one that could save the ecosystem from getting harmed, and various other protocols are taken into account before formulating a standard environmental law to save the national park from future species extinction. Wildlife tracking is also implemented in the national park, identifying areas for forest officials to care for and consider. Also, safari cars are introduced to allow local and foreign tourists to traverse the different zones of the national park. Forest accommodation is also provided to tourists who want to stay in the national park, satisfying their fantasies and desires.
Finally, all the conservation efforts have been successful, and these measures control the fears of species suffering from extinction. Extra care is given to the wetlands of the forest reserve to introduce channels for the smooth passage of water. Tourists and locals are prohibited from carrying any weapon that could harm wildlife and are not allowed to cut trees and wood. The entire forest ecosystem under consideration has been saved. Overall, efforts to conserve species and maintain ecosystem governance are being performed rigorously to ensure a healthier environment at Jim Corbett National Park.