वन व जैवविविधता
प्राणिजीवन
अंबाबरवा व ज्ञानगंगा ही मेळघाट व्याघ्र प्रकल्पाची बफर क्षेत्रे आहेत, त्यामुळे बुलढाण्याची वने मध्य भारतातील मोठ्या संवर्धन मार्गिकेचा भाग बनतात.
या विभागाचा तपशीलवार मजकूर अद्याप मराठीत उपलब्ध नाही — खाली इंग्रजीत दाखवला आहे.
Mammals
- Leopard
- Sloth bear
- Blue bull / Nilgai
- Barking deer
- Sambar
- Spotted deer (Chital)
- Striped hyena
- Jungle cat · Jackal
Occasional tiger sightings are recorded at Dnyanganga as part of the Melghat landscape.
Birds
Over 150 species have been recorded across the district’s sanctuaries, including resident and seasonal migratory birds that gather around Dnyanganga’s lakes and Lonar’s crater waters — making the district a strong destination for birdwatchers. A full checklist, with photographs and status, is maintained in the CMS and published here once verified.
Reptiles & others
A range of snakes, lizards and amphibians inhabit the varied forest, wetland and rocky crater habitats. Species-level listings are published from department records.
Mammals
- Leopard
- Sloth bear
- Blue bull / Nilgai
- Barking deer
- Sambar
- Spotted deer (Chital)
- Striped hyena
- Jungle cat · Jackal
Occasional tiger sightings are recorded at Dnyanganga as part of the Melghat landscape.
Birds
Over 150 species have been recorded across the district’s sanctuaries, including resident and seasonal migratory birds that gather around Dnyanganga’s lakes and Lonar’s crater waters — making the district a strong destination for birdwatchers. A full checklist, with photographs and status, is maintained in the CMS and published here once verified.
Reptiles & others
A range of snakes, lizards and amphibians inhabit the varied forest, wetland and rocky crater habitats. Species-level listings are published from department records.
इस अनुभाग का विस्तृत पाठ अभी हिंदी में उपलब्ध नहीं है — नीचे अंग्रेज़ी में दिखाया गया है.
Mammals
- Leopard
- Sloth bear
- Blue bull / Nilgai
- Barking deer
- Sambar
- Spotted deer (Chital)
- Striped hyena
- Jungle cat · Jackal
Occasional tiger sightings are recorded at Dnyanganga as part of the Melghat landscape.
Birds
Over 150 species have been recorded across the district’s sanctuaries, including resident and seasonal migratory birds that gather around Dnyanganga’s lakes and Lonar’s crater waters — making the district a strong destination for birdwatchers. A full checklist, with photographs and status, is maintained in the CMS and published here once verified.
Reptiles & others
A range of snakes, lizards and amphibians inhabit the varied forest, wetland and rocky crater habitats. Species-level listings are published from department records.