Projects near protected areas, eco-sensitive zones or wildlife corridors often need a site-specific Wildlife Conservation Plan describing species, habitats, impacts and mitigation measures. The plan is approved by the state Chief Wildlife Warden and may be a condition of environmental or forest clearance, while projects within or near protected areas may also need National Board for Wildlife approval.
When required
- Projects near national parks and sanctuaries
- Linear projects crossing corridors
- Mining and infrastructure in forest areas
Contents
- Baseline biodiversity survey
- Impact assessment
- Mitigation such as underpasses
- Budget and monitoring
Process
- Field studies by experts.
- Draft plan.
- Submission to forest department.
- Approval and implementation.
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Funds are often deposited for implementation by the forest department.
Frequently asked questions
Is NBWL clearance different?
Yes, NBWL clearance is required for activities in or near protected areas as per rules.
Who prepares the plan?
Wildlife experts or institutions.
How long does approval take?
Months, depending on complexity.
Are eco-sensitive zones covered?
Activities in ESZs follow notification conditions.
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