Potanma Islands Wildlife Sanctuary

Potanma Islands Wildlife Sanctuary is a protected area located in the North and Middle Andaman region of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. This sanctuary is part of the rich biodiversity conservation effort in the region, which includes many wildlife sanctuaries and national parks.

The Potanma Islands Sanctuary specifically covers around 0.16 square kilometers and is one of the smaller sanctuaries among many in the islands. The sanctuary helps preserve local flora and fauna unique to the Andaman environment, contributing to the overall ecological balance and biodiversity protection efforts in these islands. Being part of the Andaman archipelago, it is surrounded by tropical landscapes and coastal ecosystems that are vital for various wildlife species.

The area is managed under Indian forest and wildlife protection laws to ensure habitat conservation and promote biodiversity. Although detailed information about the specific species in Potanma Islands Sanctuary is limited, the sanctuary forms a part of the network that supports the numerous rare and endemic species found in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Overall, it plays a role in protecting the natural heritage of this remote and ecologically significant part of India.