Puducherry an example of India’s biodiversity wealth, says NBA Chairman
Puducherry is highlighted as a prime example of India's biodiversity wealth by National Biodiversity Authority Chairman Virendra R. Tiwari. He emphasized the region's unique ecosystems and the importance of local Biodiversity Management Committees in conservation efforts. The program included the release of a brochure and participation from various local officials and organizations.
- ▪Puducherry showcases India's biodiversity wealth with its coastal and estuarian ecosystems.
- ▪The National Biodiversity Authority Chairman emphasized the role of local Biodiversity Management Committees in conservation.
- ▪Nineteen Biodiversity Management Committees have been established in Puducherry under the Biological Diversity Act.
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The Union Territory of Puducherry stands as a testimony to the biodiversity wealth of India, National Biodiversity Authority Chairman Virendra R. Tiwari has said. Speaking at an awareness and capacity building programme for Biodiversity Management Committee and Union Territory Biodiversity Council, he said Puducherry with its unique coastal, estuarian ecosystem, mangroves, and rich traditional knowledge system stands as an “excellent example of India’s biodiversity wealth.” He also highlighted the role played by BMC in documenting local biodiversity through People’s Biodiversity Registers (PBRs) supporting conservation initiatives, creating community awareness, granting consent for requests, levying charges on biological resources and safeguarding traditional knowledge. Mr.
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