visitor management is considered important for the sustainable development of protected areas as the presence of visitors may cause negative impacts on wildlife and vegetation. within this framework, visitor impacts and perceptions are considered critical for decision-making and planning of future management regimes. this paper resumes opinions of visitors of the valley of butterflies in rhodes...

visitor management is considered important for the sustainable development of protected areas as the presence of visitors may cause negative impacts on wildlife and vegetation. within this framework, visitor impacts and perceptions are considered critical for decision-making and planning of future management regimes. this paper resumes opinions of visitors of the valley of butterflies in rhode...

butterflies of the inani reserve forest were studied between may 2014 and may 2015. one hundred twenty five species of butterflies belonging to 84 genera and six families (hesperiidae, papilionidae, pieridae, lycaenidae, riodinidae and nymphalidae) were recorded during this study. the highest number of species comprised family nymphalidae (38 species, 30.4%) followed by lycaenidae (35 species, ...

The butterfly fauna of Silent Valley National Park (SVNP) and its buffer zone in Kerala is discussed. Of the 335 species listed from Western Ghats (WG) 326 Kerala, 269 were recorded inside boundaries core SVNP, while an additional 21 confirmed making a total 290 as aggregate for SVNP environs. This included 19 Papilionidae, 26 Pieridae, 85 Nymphalidae, one Riodinidae, 82 Lycaenidae, 77 Hesperii...

The present study was conducted to understand the butterfly diversity in Sangla Valley of Kinnaur District Himachal Pradesh, India from April 2015 March 2018. A total 40 species butterflies belonging 33 genera and five families were recorded study. From observed butterflies, family Nymphalidae most dominant among with 20 species, followed by Lycaenidae comprising 10 Pieridae 07 Papilionidae 02 ...

This paper intended to clarify the importance of studying Botan Valley’s nature with biodiversity as an ecotourism site and alternative tourism. Butterfly watching is sort special interest tourism activity that has grown in popularity recent years. Turkey hosts various butterfly species, it does other animal plant species. important for diversification sustainable industry. But yet be sufficien...

during the study of butterflies of bangladesh (insecta: lepidoptera) which carried out since june 2014 to march 2016, several expeditions were made by the authors in the different areas of bangladesh and many butterfly species were collected and identified. among them, five species namely, zezius chrysomallus hübner, 1823, rapala tara de niceville, 1988, cethosia biblis fruhstorfer, 1912 and at...