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Etymology
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While the beel and its lowland fringe are said to be underlaid by recent alluvium consisting of clay, silt, sand and pebbles, the highlands immediately to the north and south of the beel are made up of gneisses and schists of the Archaean age.
Hydrology
Flora
Avifauna
Land fauna
Utility of the beel The inhabitants around the villages located in the periphery and the cathment of the beel use the beel for:
Deterioration of the beel Natural and anthropogenic causes for the deterioration of the beel are many. The major reasons reported in the beel ecosystem are.:
Restoration activities
A comprehensive management plan has been set in motion and it is proposed to notify the whole beel area as a protected area.
Weeds have been removed in an area of 500 ha and the fish catch is reported to be improving. The long term measures envisaged to preserve the beel environment are:
Bird sanctuary
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