Narara Island, near Jamnagar, has been declared a Marine National Park. This area is home to various types of marine life and coral. However, even before it was declared a national park, a 40-year-old oil pipeline from a company passed through this region. The pipeline needed to be replaced, but due to national park regulations, that wasn’t possible.
So, a joint team from the Forest Department and Geological Department launched a first-of-its-kind mission in the country. They shifted more than 16,000 marine creatures and coral about 5 kilometers away from the site. According to R.F. Parbat Karamur from the Marine Narara Island, over 90% of the shifted coral survived and is growing well.
This is the first time such a mission has been successfully carried out in the country by both the forest and geology departments together. So, how did you like our content? For more such content, check out our website – MTAT INDIA ( the best film production house in Rajasthan ) and follow us on Instagram or Facebook – @mtatindia
