Bluff Island Wildlife Sanctuary
Wildlife Sanctuary
Bluff Island Wildlife Sanctuary
Bluff Island Wildlife Sanctuary is located in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, specifically part of the West Baratang group in North and Middle Andaman. Established in 1987, it covers an area of about 1.14 square kilometers and serves as a protected nature preserve. The island is surrounded by waters that form part of the sanctuary, helping conserve marine and terrestrial biodiversity.
Historically, Bluff Island was inhabited by the Great Andamanese people before they were relocated to other islands for their protection. The sanctuary supports various species and contributes to the conservation of the unique ecosystems found in this remote archipelago. It is managed under the jurisdiction of Rangat Taluk and plays an important role in preserving the natural heritage of the Andaman Islands.
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Bluff Island Wildlife Sanctuary is located in North and Middle Andaman, Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
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