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Mangroves are salt-tolerant, complex, and dynamic eco-system that occur in tropical and subtropical intertidal regions. Bhitarkanika is one such location of rich, lush green vibrant ecosystem lying in the estuarine region of Brahmani- Baitarani in the North-Eastern corner of Kendrapara district of Orissa.
The area is intersected by a network of creeks with the Bay of Bengal on the East. The alley between the meandering creeks and rivers houses the second largest viable mangrove eco-system of India. Its 672 sq. km. of mangrove forest & wetland, provides a home to well over 215 species of birds including winter migrants from central Asia and Europe. Giant salt water crocodiles and variety of other Wildlife inhabitants in this eco-system which form Asia’s one of the most spectacular Wildlife area.
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About Bhitarakanika
BHITARKANIKA NATIONAL PARK
An area of 145 Sq.kms. has been notified as Bhitarkanika National Park vide Notification No.19686/F & E dated 16.9.1998 of Forests & Environment Department, Govt. of Orissa. It has much significance with regard to ecological geomorphological and biological background which includes mangrove forests, rivers, creeks, estuaries, backwater, accreted land, and mud flats. Bhitarkanika National Park is the core area of Bhitarkanika Sanctuary.
BHITARKANIKA RAMSAR SITE
During 2002 the Bhitarkanika mangroves having an area of 2672 sq-km. been declared as a ramsar site being a wetland of international importance.
BHITARAKANIKA SANCTUARY
Bhitarkanika Wildlife Sanctuary was declared vide notification No.6958/FF AH Dtd. 22.04.1975 over an area of 672 square kilometers. The Sanctuary comprising Mangrove Forests meandering rivers, innumerable crisscrossed tidal inundated creeks provide the last refuge to the already endangered saltwater Crocodile (Crocodile Porosus). Besides estuarine Crocodile, the Sanctuary is rich in avifauna mammalian and reptilian population. Besides estuarine Crocodile, the Sanctuary is rich in avifauna mammalian and reptilian population. These Mangrove forests are good habitats for King Cobra, Indian Python, and Water Monitor Lizard. A large number of water birds visit Bagagahan heronry which is an area of approximately 4 hectares.
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