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Patna. The master plan for setting up the second zoo of the state in Raniganj block of Araria will be sent to the Central Zoo Authority by next week. The Department of Environment, Forest and Climate Change is preparing for this. In this regard, in August 2020, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar gave his approval during the State Wildlife meeting.
Proposal was sent to Central Zoo Authority
This proposal was sent to the Central Zoo Authority after getting approval by Nitish Kumar in the State Wildlife meeting. Since then, continuous talks are going on between the department and the Central Zoo Authority. The department has prepared the answers to the questions for which the authority had sought information about the proposal.
The area of the zoo is spread over 289 acres.
According to the information received from the sources, after the master plan is known, the technical meeting is likely till next month. The area of the proposed zoo in Raniganj of Araria district is spread over 289 acres. That place is near Nepal and West Bengal. In such a situation, different types of birds keep coming there.
The climate of the proposed zoo area is suitable for animals.
Due to the abundance of ponds in the area of the proposed zoo, migratory birds are seen every year in the months of October and March. The climate of this place is likely to be favorable for other animals including lion, tiger, leopard, rhinoceros, giraffe, deer. For this reason, the department has decided to develop it as a zoo.
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