Corporate funding to protect wildlife
The Morning Standard|October 14, 2021
IN a move that could open up the country’s over 700 protected and wildlife areas to the private sector, the Union environment ministry is mulling to seek corporate funding for management of national parks and sanctuaries due to inadequate budgetary funding.
RICHA SHARMA
Corporate funding to protect wildlife

The ministry is considering a proposal to establish a National Foundation for Resource Mobilisation for Wildlife Conservation for putting together resources for wildlife conservation. It was placed before the Standing Committee of the National Board for Wildlife (NBWL) last month held under the chairmanship of environment minister Bhupender Yadav, who called for wider consultation on the matter.

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