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Rajasthan Plans Major Biological Park In Alwar To Boost Wildlife Conservation And Tourism

Rajasthan Plans Major Biological Park In Alwar To Boost Wildlife Conservation And Tourism

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Rajasthan Plans Major Biological Park In Alwar To Boost Wildlife Conservation And Tourism
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Rajasthan is preparing to introduce a new landmark in wildlife conservation and eco-tourism with the proposed Alwar Biological Park. Planned near the Kati Ghati landscape in Alwar district, the project is designed as an integrated hub for animal conservation, rescue, medical care and public education. On completion, it will stand out as the first large-scale biological park in the National Capital Region (NCR).

Site and Land Use Plan

The biological park will be developed on approximately 100 hectares of land between Kati Ghati and Jaisamand. Only about one-third of the area will be used for animal enclosures and visitor facilities, while the majority will remain under green cover to preserve natural habitats and ecological balance.

Wide Range of Wildlife Species

More than 400 animals representing 81 species are expected to be housed at the park. The collection will include flagship species such as lions, cheetahs and different subspecies of tigers native to India. Giraffes, sourced from African conservation programmes, will add a rare and distinctive attraction not commonly seen in northern Indian parks.

Integrated Safari Experiences

One of the defining features of the Alwar Biological Park will be the presence of multiple safari zones within a single complex. Visitors will be able to experience lion safaris, tiger safaris and herbivore safaris without travelling to different locations a first for the NCR region.

Dedicated Wildlife Rescue Infrastructure

The park will feature a specialised animal rescue centre equipped with modern technology. The facility is being planned along the operational model of Gir National Park’s rescue system in Gujarat. Forest officials have conducted detailed studies of Gir’s approach to wildlife rescue, rehabilitation and community coordination to adapt those practices locally.

State-of-the-Art Veterinary Care

A modern veterinary hospital will also be established inside the park to provide advanced medical treatment for wild animals. The hospital will be staffed by trained wildlife veterinarians and supported by forest department personnel to ensure round-the-clock care for injured, sick or rescued animals.

Butterfly Conservation Zone

Beyond large mammals, the project also includes a butterfly park aimed at promoting awareness of insect biodiversity. Featuring multiple butterfly species, this section will serve educational purposes and enhance the park’s natural appeal, particularly for students and young visitors.

Planned Animal Transfers

To populate the park responsibly, the forest department has reached out to nearly 25 zoos across India to identify animals eligible for transfer. All relocations will be conducted in phases and strictly in accordance with regulatory approvals and animal welfare guidelines.

Regulatory Clearance and Next Steps

The detailed project report has already been completed. Construction work will commence once the Union Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change grants the necessary clearances. Officials indicate that implementation will move quickly after approval.

Impact on Tourism and Conservation

Once operational, the Alwar Biological Park is expected to emerge as a major wildlife destination in Rajasthan. By combining conservation infrastructure, scientific animal care and visitor-friendly tourism facilities, the project aims to strengthen biodiversity protection while generating economic and educational benefits for the region.


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