Difference Between National Park,Wildlife Sanctuary,Biosphere Reserve

Learn the Difference Between National Park, Wildlife Sanctuary, and Biosphere Reserve,

Sanctuaries provide protection and suitable living conditions to wild animals. They are places where poaching or capturing of animals is strictly prohibited. Some of the threatened wild animals like marsh crocodile, python, rhinoceros, etc., are protected and preserved in our wild life sanctuaries. Indian sanctuaries have unique landscapes, ranging from broad level and mountain forests to bush lands in deltas of big rivers.
National parks are reserves large and diverse enough to protect whole sets of ecosystems. They preserve flora, fauna, landscape and historic objects of an area. Satpura National Park is the first Reserve Forest of India. The finest Indian teak is found in this forest along with rock paintings and stone shelters, indicating existence of pre- historic life in these areas.
Biosphere reserves help to maintain the biodiversity and culture of that area. It may contain other protected areas in it. For example, Pachmarhi Biosphere Reserve consists of one national park named Satpura and two wildlife sanctuaries named Bori and Pachmarhi

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