NOIDA: The wooded area workplace of Gautam Budh Nagar has written to Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA), asking it to be sensitive in opposition to the wildlife present on the web page earmarked for the Jewar airport mission. Though there is no respectable determine, environmentalists say the world is a habitat for animals like blackbucks, nilgai and peacocks.
The wooded area division claims that physically relocating the animals is not an choice but YEIDA has to take care to ensure clean migration of the animals from the mission web page to other spaces all over building of the airport at Jewar.
“Physically moving of animals to every other position is not imaginable because species like blackbucks are so refined they will just die in the process. However, we think that the animals would migrate to other spaces in the vicinity searching for meals and protection once the airport mission work starts,” PK Srivastava, district wooded area officer (DFO), Gautam Budh Nagar, instructed TOI.
“Our letter to YEIDA intends to lift consciousness among officers concerning the presence of wildlife in the space in an effort to be certain they aren't suffering from the advance work even as they seek a brand new habitat,” he added.
Environmentalists say there are more than one issues that wishes consideration on the time of building of the Jewar airport. “Jewar has already been known as a vital zone in the case of groundwater, so there will have to be no strain on the identical on the time of building. Also timber for the mission will have to no longer be felled in one move,” said environmentalist Vikrant Tongad.
“All air pollution keep an eye on norms shall be adopted as according to the guide on the upcoming airport web page. Water usage, air quality, disposal of waste the whole lot could be monitored. We have already started working on a mitigation plan,” said Ashok Kumar Tiwari, regional officer of Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board (UPPCB).
The wooded area division claims that physically relocating the animals is not an choice but YEIDA has to take care to ensure clean migration of the animals from the mission web page to other spaces all over building of the airport at Jewar.
“Physically moving of animals to every other position is not imaginable because species like blackbucks are so refined they will just die in the process. However, we think that the animals would migrate to other spaces in the vicinity searching for meals and protection once the airport mission work starts,” PK Srivastava, district wooded area officer (DFO), Gautam Budh Nagar, instructed TOI.
“Our letter to YEIDA intends to lift consciousness among officers concerning the presence of wildlife in the space in an effort to be certain they aren't suffering from the advance work even as they seek a brand new habitat,” he added.
Environmentalists say there are more than one issues that wishes consideration on the time of building of the Jewar airport. “Jewar has already been known as a vital zone in the case of groundwater, so there will have to be no strain on the identical on the time of building. Also timber for the mission will have to no longer be felled in one move,” said environmentalist Vikrant Tongad.
“All air pollution keep an eye on norms shall be adopted as according to the guide on the upcoming airport web page. Water usage, air quality, disposal of waste the whole lot could be monitored. We have already started working on a mitigation plan,” said Ashok Kumar Tiwari, regional officer of Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board (UPPCB).
Wildlife in Jewar vulnerable, need their smooth shifting: Forest department
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