- Kanjia Lake spreads over 66 ha area and is the principal source of water.
- It is declared as a ‘Wetland of National Importance’ in the year 2006 by MoEF.
- Floral Diversity consists of 10 spp. of sub-merged macrophytes, 14 spp. of floating macrophytes and 24 spp. of emergent macrophytes.
- The faunal diversity of Kanjia Lake includes 39 spp. of avi-fauna (more than 5100 birds recorded during 2009-10), 14 spp. of Reptiles (includes snakes, tortoises, lizards), 10 spp. of Amphibians, 46 spp. of fish fauna and 3 spp. of prawns.
- The management intervention includes water quality monitoring, Wetland education, Weed Control, Improvement of Inlet, etc.
Literally Meaning
THE GARDEN
THE GARDEN
OF HEAVEN
WHERE NATURE AND WILDLIFE THRIVE TOGETHER
NATURAL BEAUTY
RARE SPECIES
PURE ENVIRONMENT
