Sagareshwar Wildlife Sanctuary is located on the trifurcation of three districts of Sangli district, Maharashtra, Sagareshwar Wildlife Sanctuary widely referred to as Sagareshwar Deer Park – a man-made artificially cultivated forest with a place of 10.87 square km's and a huge number of visitors visit every yr.
Sagareshwar Wildlife Sanctuary forests can be widely labeled in two categories – southern dry mixed deciduous forest area and southern thorn forests and there are also grassy hill slopes those add to the natural splendor of mine. Because of protection from the forest fire and grazing, there is also an excellent regeneration of dry deciduous species of vegetation.
Tamarind, Neem, Nilgiri, Khair, Agave, and Acacia trees represent the main forest area regions. The Sagareshwar natural wildlife sanctuary is likewise domestic to around fifty-two species of animals along with sambar deer, blackbucks, chital and muntjac. Small carnivores like foxes, hyena and porcupines also are there along with many distinctive forms of birds together with peacock and reptiles like python.
Sagareshwar Wildlife Sanctuary forests can be widely labeled in two categories – southern dry mixed deciduous forest area and southern thorn forests and there are also grassy hill slopes those add to the natural splendor of mine. Because of protection from the forest fire and grazing, there is also an excellent regeneration of dry deciduous species of vegetation.
Tamarind, Neem, Nilgiri, Khair, Agave, and Acacia trees represent the main forest area regions. The Sagareshwar natural wildlife sanctuary is likewise domestic to around fifty-two species of animals along with sambar deer, blackbucks, chital and muntjac. Small carnivores like foxes, hyena and porcupines also are there along with many distinctive forms of birds together with peacock and reptiles like python.
