Uttarkashi: Health checkup report necessary to go on Gomukh track, action will be taken on the use of polythene
Summary
During a recent inspection of the Gomukh track by RN Pandey, the Deputy Director of Gangotri National Park, it was observed that there has been a noticeable increase in the movement of Bharal around the area. This is a positive development as it indicates that the population of Bharal in the region is growing and thriving. The increased visibility of these animals is also a good sign as it suggests that they are becoming more comfortable with their surroundings and are venturing out into open areas. Overall, this is a promising development for the conservation efforts in the Gangotri National Park.
Expansion
The Deputy Director of Gangotri National Park has recently issued new instructions for trekkers and tourists planning to visit the Gomukh trek. It is now mandatory for them to carry a health checkup report with them before embarking on the journey. This is being done to ensure the safety of the visitors as well as the conservation of the park’s natural resources. Additionally, the Deputy Director has also ordered action to be taken against the use of polythene in the parking area. This is a positive step towards promoting environmental sustainability and preserving the beauty of the park. It is important that both visitors and employees of the park work together to maintain the delicate balance of the ecosystem and protect it for future generations.
RN Pandey, the Deputy Director of Gangotri National Park, recently conducted a ground inspection of the Gomukh track and made an important announcement during a press conference. He stated that there is a corridor for rare wildlife around the Gomukh track, and these animals often come near the track in search of water and food. As a result, the park employees have been directed to inform the trackers and tourists who visit the track about this fact. This is an important measure to ensure the safety of both the visitors and the wildlife in the area. It is crucial that tourists and trackers are aware of the presence of these animals and take necessary precautions to avoid any harm to them or their habitat. This initiative shows the commitment of the park authorities to the conservation of wildlife and the preservation of the natural ecosystem of the park.
The place will be selected for the sight of Bharal
During the recent inspection of the Gomukh track, RN Pandey, the Deputy Director of Gangotri National Park, observed a significant inflow of Bharal movement in the area. In light of this, the park staff has been directed to carefully select areas where tourists can safely view the Bharal without causing any disturbance to their movement. Pandey emphasized that it is crucial to ensure that there is no interference with the natural behavior of the animals. Additionally, Pandey noted that there were instances of track damage near Bhojwasa and other places, but they have been promptly repaired. The park authorities have also instructed punitive action against the use of polythene in the parking area, to promote environmental sustainability and preserve the natural ecosystem of the park. Forest Inspector Rajveer Singh Rawat was present during the inspection and has been actively involved in implementing these directives.
