The climate and natural resources of gujarat - class-VI

Agriculture is the primary occupation for a large portion of the population in Gujarat, despite the state's industrial growth.

In Gujarat, the area under forest is very less but these forests are full of variety of birds
and animals. The wild Ass Sanctuary is in the Small Rann of Kutch.

In Gujarat, the area under forest is very less but these forests are full of variety of birds
and animals. Black Buck
Sanctuary is in Narayan Sarovar.

Rampura Sanctuary in Rajkot district is famous for Blue Bull and Black Buck. There is also a sanctuary in Hingolgadh where Blue Bulls are found.

In Gujarat, the area under forest is very less but these forests are full of variety of birds
and animals. Lion and Wild Ass are found only in Gujarat and nowhere else in
India. Lions are found only in the forests of Sasangir in all over Asia. These wild
animals are the centre of attraction for the tourists.

Asiatic Lion are found only in Gujarat and nowhere else in
India. Lions are found only in the forests of Sasangir in all over Asia. These wild
animals are the centre of attraction for the tourists.

The oldest zoo of India is the Sakkarbaug zoo of Junagadh. It was
established in 1863 A.D.

Gujarat is rich in minerals. The minerals available in Gujarat have contributed in the
rapid development of industries. China clay is found in the districts of Sabarkantha, Mehsana,
Surat, Panchmahal. It is used for Paper, textile, pesticides,
plastic, in cosmetics
and cement industries.

Bodies of at least 11 Asiatic lions have been found in the Gir Forest National Park of Gujarat. All the bodies were found in the last 11 days. ... The Asiatic lion is an endangered species and Gujarat's Gir Forest National Park is one of their last remaining habitats. As per the 2015 census, Gir is home to 523 lions.

The Mehsana breed of buffalo is a well-known dairy breed originating from the Mehsana district in Gujarat.

Gujarat is endowed with several rivers, lakes, wells, step wells, streams, ponds and
oceans. There are rivers like the Banas, Saraswati, Rupen, Meshwo, Sabarmati,
Vatrak, Mahi, Vishwamitra, Dhadhar, Narmada, Kim, Tapi, Purna, Kaveri, Kankavati,
Bhakhi, Aaji, Bhudar, Shetrunji, Machchhu, etc. Some rivers of north Gujarat like the
Banas, Saraswati and Rupen drain into the small Rann of Kutch. That is why they are
called Inland Rivers. The main rivers of Gujarat are the Narmada, Tapi, Mahi and
Sabarmati. The Narmada is the longest river of Gujarat.

Saal wood is the best wood. It does not get affected by termites for long period of time
that is why Saal wood is used in making railway sleepers, railway coaches, buildings
and furniture. 

Match boxes are made from the soft wood of shimlo trees, and the goods and plywood
industries have developed for packaging industries.

Gujarat is endowed with several rivers, lakes, wells, step wells, streams, ponds and
oceans. Some rivers of north Gujarat like the
Banas, Saraswati and Rupen drain into the small Rann of Kutch. That is why they are
called Inland Rivers. 

Mangrove forests are found in the western regions of Kutch and along the muddy
shores. They are mainly found in districts of Jamnagar, Junagadh, Kutch.

The coastline of Gujarat is approximately. 1600 km long. There are 40 big and small
ports on the seacoast of Gujarat; the main ports are Kandla, Bhavnagar, Porbandar,
Veraval, Okha, Bedi, Navlakhi, Mundra, Pipavav, Poshitra, Dahej, Magdalla and
Hajira. Kandla is the biggest port among the other ports of Gujarat.

Due to the varied climatic conditions and topography of Gujarat, the forests of Gujarat
are classified into four Categories.

Sanjay Gandhi National Park is located in Maharashtra (Mumbai), not Uttar Pradesh. The other pairings are correct.