The document discusses Aravali Biodiversity Park, a 692 acre park located in Delhi that was established over 13 years ago on a former mined area. It has since grown to house 25 animal species, over 80 bird species, and various trees, shrubs, and forest patches representing the native Aravali region. Specific areas include conservatories for orchids, ferns, and butterflies that house endangered local plant and insect species. The park has become an educational center and crucial habitat, helping with groundwater recharge and defining the local climate while providing a green barrier against further deforestation. A group of students visited and learned about the park's restoration and importance in sustaining biodiversity.
The document discusses Aravali Biodiversity Park, a 692 acre park located in Delhi that was established over 13 years ago on a former mined area. It has since grown to house 25 animal species, over 80 bird species, and various trees, shrubs, and forest patches representing the native Aravali region. Specific areas include conservatories for orchids, ferns, and butterflies that house endangered local plant and insect species. The park has become an educational center and crucial habitat, helping with groundwater recharge and defining the local climate while providing a green barrier against further deforestation. A group of students visited and learned about the park's restoration and importance in sustaining biodiversity.
The document discusses Aravali Biodiversity Park, a 692 acre park located in Delhi that was established over 13 years ago on a former mined area. It has since grown to house 25 animal species, over 80 bird species, and various trees, shrubs, and forest patches representing the native Aravali region. Specific areas include conservatories for orchids, ferns, and butterflies that house endangered local plant and insect species. The park has become an educational center and crucial habitat, helping with groundwater recharge and defining the local climate while providing a green barrier against further deforestation. A group of students visited and learned about the park's restoration and importance in sustaining biodiversity.
The document discusses Aravali Biodiversity Park, a 692 acre park located in Delhi that was established over 13 years ago on a former mined area. It has since grown to house 25 animal species, over 80 bird species, and various trees, shrubs, and forest patches representing the native Aravali region. Specific areas include conservatories for orchids, ferns, and butterflies that house endangered local plant and insect species. The park has become an educational center and crucial habitat, helping with groundwater recharge and defining the local climate while providing a green barrier against further deforestation. A group of students visited and learned about the park's restoration and importance in sustaining biodiversity.
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BIODIVERSITY PARK
“NATURE IS DIVERSE, LET’S KEEP IT ALIVE”
REPORT ON AN EDUCATIONAL VISIT TO ARAVALI BIODIVERSITY PARK LETS DISCUSS SOME FACTS ABOUT ARAVALLI BIODIVERSITY PARK Spread over 692 acres of land in south central bridge........Started over 13 years ago in a mined area, it was devoid of any species but vilayati kikar 5 different types of forest patches Now has 25 different types of animal species and over 80 kinds of birds Different types of trees and shrubs planted to create those native to the Aravalis BUT WHY ARE ARAVALIS ARE SO CRUCIAL? Help in the Groundwater recharge Home of hundreds of native plants and animal species Define the climate plant of the region, particularly rain Act as a green barrier against deforestation CONSERVATORY OF ORCHIDS Orchids are considered as Royal family of plants because of their beautiful flowers, incredible shapes, magnificent colours, fragrance, and long lasting nature. Delhi has only one terrestial orchid species Zeuxine sulcata and it is nearly extinct. A small mined pit has been converted into Orchidarium by growing shade in the Conservatory are thunia alba, vanda cristata. CONSERVATORY OF FERNS Small miming pits has been developed into fernery on the similar pattern as that of Orchidarium, for the conservation of ferns such as Pteris pellucida, Polystichum esculentum etc. Ferns are very ancient group of non flowering plants. Orchids and Ferns conservatories are unique and found only in Aravalli biodiversity Park in delhi. Lets Talk About Our Experiences............... It been an amazing educational trip, where we learn about the different floura and fauna. Learn about how a crime hub can be transform to a biodiversity park with great habitat. How lots of conservatory are made to protect the specics which are almost extinct and a great experience to learn about the mines how there used to be mining done for mica. Learn about the medicinal benifits of the plants how they used to treat the different types of problems of human body.....overall an informative visit and a great experience CONSERVATORY OF BUTTERFLIES Butterflies and moths render pollination service that make orchards to produce fruits and seeds, crops to produce fruit, vegetables. To bring back the winged beauties to Delhi, the conservatory of the butterfly has been created by planting more than 100 species of host plants of butterflies. The conservatory has more than 100 species of butterflies and months. The notable species are red pierrot, Blues, Tiger moths, Skippers, Swifts, etc. MAMMALS The ecologically diverse niches found within different plant communities enriched animal communities. The most common mammalian species found in the Biotic communities are jackal, blue bull, mongoose. AVIFAUNA More than 190 species of birds are present. The most common are Babblers, Bee eaters, Cuckoos, Bulbuls, Peafowl. Many Migratory birds species like Red throated Flycatcher, Himalayan warblers AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES The enhanced moisture levels coupled with thick leaf on the forest floor and availability of water pits greatly contributed in the enrichment of amphibians and reptiles. A total of 29 species are present INSECT’S DIVERSITY Insects play a major role in the pollination of flowers,and also food base for many animals at some stage life. insects are entirely dipendent on pollination. There are 20 insects orders found. Sustaining life, safeguarding diversity REPORT PRESENTED BY OMJEE ROLL NO. 60 (36820803123) NITIN ROLL NO. 55 (36320803123) LAKSHAY ROLL NO. 56 (36420803123) ANANT JAIN ROLL NO. 11 (01120803123) VIVEK ROLL NO. 33 (03320803123)