Conservation projects for river dolphins, three other species get CAMPA nod
The National CAMPA governing body has approved four new conservation projects targeting endangered species, including river dolphins and snow leopards. Additionally, a new ₹3,000 crore scheme was launched to restore sacred groves across India.
Why it matters
Government-led conservation initiatives are critical for biodiversity protection and the sustainable management of natural resources in India.
The governing body of the National Compensatory Afforestation Fund Management and Planning Authority (CAMPA) on Friday (July 10, 2026) gave the nod to four new conservation projects for river dolphins, snow leopards, wild water buffalo, and Indian rhinoceros.
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