The Importance of Rangelands: Summer Lake Wildlife Area

Importance of pasture land: wildlife region of summer lake I. Introduction Ranch is very important. Even if asked, many people may not know the answer as ranch is rarely discussed. However, Summer Lake Wildlife Reserve is a farm managed by the Oregon State Fish and Wildlife Service, protects habitats of various wildlife and plant species, provides environmental education to communities, is used for recreation It is. Activities Pastures may not be known, but they are very important and bring a variety of obvious benefits to the environment, wildlife and the community.

Jaisamand Lake covers an area of ​​about 100 square kilometers and is the second largest artificial lake after Govind Ballabh Pant Sagar. Surrounded by Jaisamand Wildlife Reserve, various rare animals and migratory birds inhabit. The summer palace of Queens of Udaipur also formed a beautiful background. On the marble dam there are six monuments and a temple devoted to the temple of Shiva. The lake was built by Maharaja Jai ​​Singh in the 17th century and a dam was built in the Gomti River. It has three islands, and the tribe of Biruminas lives. The two big islands are called Baba ka Magra and the smaller island is called Piari. On the north side of the lake there is a palace with a courtyard and 12 pillars on the south side. There are huge bundles in the lake which are over 1,200 feet tall. The lake is clear and beautiful, and it is a real paradise for nature lovers.

Northern Tanzania has more than 7 million acres of meadows, a habitat for wildlife inhabited by migratory birds, a group of hunter-gatherers who have lived in this landscape for thousands of years. However, as the population increases, there is pressure on important corridors of wildlife that help animals move between rainy season and dry season habitat. Women play an important role in food production and land management, lack consciousness of land rights and threaten the health of families and wildlife dependent on healthy landscapes. Research shows that when women have safe land rights their economic interests will be higher, land use will be more efficient, and agricultural investment and production will increase I will. It turned out that this applies not only to Tanzania but also to other African countries. For example, in Rwanda, 19% of women with formal rights are engaged in soil protection, while men with land rights account for only 10%.