A wildlife sanctuary is a place in which animals are protected and are given space so that they can have a peaceful life without any sort of disturbance. Any form of practice of animal killing, animal searching and captivating animals for commercial use or personal use has been restricted by the authority.Â
It is a safe place for animals that has a major aim of providing a healthy life with ease to the animals as they are a very vital part of our environment. In India, there are many wildlife sanctuaries inhabited by densely situated forests, huge mountains, and rivers that are long and serve as a water source for animals.Â
Sl.No. | Name of the Wildlife Sanctuaries | State in which it is situated |
1. | Mudumalai Sanctuary | Tamil Nadu |
2. | Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary  | Kerala |
3. | Govind Wildlife Sanctuary | Uttarakhand |
4. | Gir National Park and Wildlife Sanctuary | Gujarat |
5. | Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary | Kerala |
6. | Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary | Rajasthan |
7. | Chilka Lake Bird Sanctuary | Odisha |
Sanctuaries are the protection of the natural resource because they provide a variety of advantages to both humans and nature, hence they must be maintained at all costs. The sanctuaries are very important for the living of the animals as they serve as a medium of protection for both the animals and humans from each other as wildlife animals as also dangerous to humans if not kept at a safe distance since no one can have easy control over them and human activity as also a big danger to wildlife habitat. There should be more awareness regarding the availability of sanctuaries in India so people of every country can understand its importance.