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The Satkosia Gorge Sanctuary in India. Image credit: Raveesh Vyas

India has had a system of wildlife sanctuaries since 1928. Now, there are more than 500 in the country ranging from dedicated tiger and bird reserves to more general areas intend to protect habitats rich in biological diversity.

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