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DUMNA NATIONAL PARK Dumna has a rich history of over 150 years of conservation and is home to many native species of Flora and Fauna It boasts of diverse eco-systems - woodlands, grasslands and wetlands. @Youth4Swaraj @savedumna
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DUMNA NATIONAL PARK It is home to nearly 2,000 deer-like cheetal, barking deer and the four-horned antelope. Dumna is also home to the jungle cat, Asiatic wild cat, wild boar and crocodile, to name only a few @mpurbandeptt @ChouhanShivraj @MPRakeshSingh
DUMNA NATIONAL PARK More than 300 bird species, both migrant and resident, have been recorded here. Notably, Dumna also has a resident population of 9 leopards. It is important to note that so far, not a single case of human-wildlife conflict has been reported @17000kmwalker
DUMNA NATIONAL PARK One part of Dumna is the Dumna Nature Reserve – an 1800-acre forested area that is managed by the Jabalpur Municipal Corporation. It is a much-loved green space that has been studied by scientists, researchers and naturalists @Youth4Swaraj @savedumna
DUMNA NATIONAL PARK When we say Dumna it is 13.6 sq km of eco-sensitive area and not just the 1800 acres of the fenced area we are worried about. @mpurbandeptt @jbpcommissioner @JansamparkMP @ChouhanShivraj @MPRakeshSingh @Youth4Swaraj @savedumna
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Join us today in order to raise your voice against the concretisation & destruction of Dumna. #SaveDumna Poster & Campaign by - @savedumna
climate justice = environmental justice = social justice INDIA STANDS WITH KHORI @_YogendraYadav @Youth4Swaraj
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The move to demolish Khori Gaon but not the others who occupy the land at the foothills of the Aravallis is an appropriation of the environmental argument. To evict them without rehabilitation or compensation is a violation of human rights. INDIA STANDS WITH KHORI
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If Khori Gaon residents are guilty of anything, it is settling on quarry land and not forest land. While the residents have also been accused of being encroachers, they are not squatting. INDIA STANDS WITH KHORI @_YogendraYadav @Youth4Swaraj @NetworkYugma @LetIndBreathe