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European journal of molecular biology and biochemistry

Volume 1, Issue 5, 2014
Mcmed International
European journal of molecular biology and biochemistry
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2348 - 2192 (Print), 2348 - 2206 (Online)
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bi-annual
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Abstract
Title
STUDIES ON DEVELOPMENT OF ECOTOURISM AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT IN MADHYA PRADESH, INDIA
Author
Rajendra Prasad Bharti1*, Abhilasha Shrivastava2, Prakesh Kumar Bhalshe2, Jagjeevanram Choudhary3, Preamlal Saket4, TP Sagar5
Email
bharti.rajendraprasd@gmail.com
keyword
National Park, Tiger Reserves, Ecotourism, Management, Ecological.
Abstract
The paper deals with the Studies on Development of Ecotourism and Environmental impact in Madhya Pradesh, India. There are various issues related to the potential impacts of tourism on the environment. The knowledge gaps in the area have been identified and research work carried out has been discussed. Bandhavgarh National Park in Madhya Pradesh, which is one of the Tiger Reserves of India. Bandhavgarh is an ideal site for such a study as it is a tourism destination of international reputation with relatively high visitor influx and one in which the tourism infrastructure has been in existence for an extensive duration. To be with nature and enjoy its creations in the most natural way without endangering it is known as ecotourism. It can take several forms to be in a beautiful natural forest or landscape to enjoy in Madhya Pradesh india. Watching animals, birds and trees or corals and marine life in a sea; to engage in trekking, boating or rafting; and to wander into sand dunes. These are some of the common forms of ecotourism. Though the word ecotourism has gained importance only recently, India has been experiencing it through the ages. The tourism activity has reduced the total caring capacity of the area by about 36% from its original state. Though the impact still remains within the low impact category, it is perilously close to the moderate impact level. Management initiatives are required to mitigate the adverse impacts arising from the tourism activities and special emphasis should be laid upon the sensitive components as Ecological and Facility caring capacity in this case.
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