Rajasthan’s first ‘Namo Biodiversity Park’ inaugurated in Alwar

Rajasthan’s first ‘Namo Biodiversity Park’, also known as ‘Namo Van’, was inaugurated at Pratap Bandh, Alwar, by Union Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Shri Bhupender Yadav.

This park isn’t just about ecology; it’s a vibrant space aimed at encouraging sustainable and eco-friendly lifestyles among the community. Officials are optimistic that it will significantly boost biodiversity conservation and align with the Government’s climate action goals and the ‘Green India’ vision.

This initiative is set to become a shining example for similar biodiversity and urban green projects throughout the state, showcasing India’s ongoing dedication to environmental sustainability and community-led conservation efforts.

About the Namo Biodiversity Park (Namo Van)

• The Namo Biodiversity Park—developed as a “green lung” for the Alwar region—aims to improve local air quality, enhance urban green cover, and restore ecological balance.
• According to the Ministry, the park has been envisioned not merely as a recreational zone but as a model of urban ecological development, promoting coexistence between humans and nature.