YAMUNA BIODIVERSITY PARK

About this place

The Yamuna Biodiversity Park has become a home for biologically rich wetlands, grassland communities, a wide variety of fruit-yielding species, and an abundance of medicinal herbs. The park also comprises native flora and fauna that existed 100 years ago and then became extinct locally. The park acts as a natural conservation site for a specific group of endangered plants & features two zones-the visitor zone and the nature reserve zone. Two wetlands in the park simulate natural water bodies. Apart from migratory birds, these wetlands have a rich aquatic diversity of invertebrates, turtles, fish, & phytoplanktons.