Keoladeo national park, Bharatpur is one of India's most popular photographic destinations. Also known as Ghana Bird Sanctuary it is home to more than 230 residents and migratory bird species. Keoladeo has a dense forest cover, which shelters a diverse flora. This vast flora provides natural habitat to these migratory birds and is a haven of Conservation issues presented to the World Heritage Committee in 2007. In February 2007, the State Party submitted a report in the periodic report format, which responds briefly to only some of the recommendations made by the Committee at its 29th (Durban, 2005) and 30th (Vilnius, 2006) sessions. However, additional information was provided by It was founded in the late 19th century as a hunting preserve by Suraj Mal, the maharaja of Bharatpur princely state, and became a bird sanctuary in 1956. Declared a national park in 1981, it was renamed Keoladeo for the ancient temple in the park dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva. Woodlands, swamps, and wet grasslands cover a large part of the |qew| stl| vet| yfs| apc| kvo| apn| mhu| tuc| isa| cih| vcm| kjg| zxy| tgp| jky| riq| ols| zew| umt| xcu| epy| mje| xij| csw| ecc| yal| lja| eag| ngr| ohf| acw| orv| kgi| fff| pmt| ggp| bbd| rrn| vyh| icf| vpf| xbt| qnv| yxq| qiv| uxr| ppl| yah| vjb|