Biodiversity Conservation and Wildlife Tourism

Several countries of the world are depend on their rich bio-diversity for wildlife tourism. Wildlife tourism has become their economic backbone. Bio-diversity conservation and wildlife tourism is gaining momentum there. For example British Columbia (Canada), Yellow Stone National Park (U. S. A.), Amazon National Park (Brazil), Manu National Park (Colombia), Gramba National Park (Congo), Kruger National Park (South Africa), Kakadoo National Park (Australia), Kaziranga National Park (India), and Rajaji National Park (India) are some of the best examples of thriving wildlife tourism in the world. The Indian Government is also doing its best to maintain its National Parks and Wildlife Sanctuaries.