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Eco Park Development in Alipurduar Amid Leopard Death
A new Eco Park is going to be built in Alipurduar, West Bengal.
The park will be built in a place called Sal Bagan, which has a lot of sal trees.
The park will have walking paths, a pond with colorful fish, and trees that will attract birds.
There will also be a place for children to play, a library with books about forests, and a spot for yoga.
The park is expected to be a fun place for people to visit and learn about nature.
Meanwhile, a dead leopard was found in a nearby tea estate.
The leopard had injuries, and it is thought that it might have died from fighting with another animal.
An Eco Park will be developed in the Sal Bagan area of Alipurduar district under the Centre’s Nagar Van Yojana.
The park will be built on 10 acres of land and will feature a walking trail, pond, fruit-bearing trees, children's play equipment, a library, and a yoga shed.
Initial funding for the project is ₹5 crore.
The park aims to serve as a recreational and educational green space while supporting biodiversity conservation.
A dead leopard was found in the Turturi tea estate with multiple injury marks, suspected to have died from infighting.
- Who
- Bengal forest minister Manoj Oraon, state forest department, local residents
- What
- Development of an Eco Park and discovery of a dead leopard
- Where
- Sal Bagan, Barobisha, Kumargram block, Alipurduar district
- When
- Announced on Tuesday
- Why
- To create a recreational and educational green space while supporting biodiversity conservation
Conservationists
Local Residents
Park Development
Conservationists
Support the Eco Park for biodiversity conservation and educational purposes.
Local Residents
Concerned about potential disruption to local wildlife and increased human activity.
Key facts
- Location
- Sal Bagan, Barobisha, Kumargram block, Alipurduar district
- Project Area
- 10 acres
- Funding
- ₹5 crore initially
- Features
- Walking trail, pond, fruit-bearing trees, children's play equipment, library, yoga shed
- Leopard Incident
- Carcass found with multiple injury marks, suspected infighting
Quotes
Manoj Oraon
Bengal forest minister
“There are 10 acres of land in the Sal Bagan. The entire area will be enclosed with fencing. It is a beautiful location, and an Eco Park will be developed here under the central scheme. Initially, a sum of ₹5 crore would be spent on the project.”
telegraphindia.com
“Children's play equipment will be installed, and resting areas will be created so that visitors and families so that they can spend quality time here.”
telegraphindia.com





