Description
Waterfalls Inside Tiger Reserves of India goes beyond the visual splendour of these cascades to reveal their critical role in forest ecosystems. Waterfalls:
- Aerate rivers and streams, enhancing aquatic biodiversity
- Create microhabitats for orchids, mosses, ferns, and amphibians
- Serve as lifelines during dry seasons in deciduous forests
- Hold deep cultural and spiritual significance for forest-dwelling communities
Each waterfall featured in this publication is distinct, with diverse geographical features and ecosystems supporting a variety of species. This book is an attempt to document 140 such unique waterfalls in 36 tiger reserves across 16 states of India.
The book also includes QR codes to help navigate the tiger reserves and spot waterfalls accessible to the visitors.
This book attempts to highlight the ecological significance of the waterfalls, their role in sustaining wildlife habitats, and their impact on hydrological cycles within protected areas. It also serves as a comprehensive guide for tourists and nature enthusiasts, showcasing the unique characteristics of each waterfall within the magnificent tiger reserves, making it an invaluable resource for anyone interested in exploring and understanding the intricate relationship between waterfalls and their surrounding habitats.
The second volume in the series this publication inspires readers to reimagine tiger reserves as dynamic ecosystems where water, wildlife, and people coexist in harmony.
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