GPSC Class 1-2 · General Studies (Paper II)
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Coastal and marine ecology
Mangroves, coral reefs in Gulf of Kachchh, ship-breaking at Alang (largest in world).
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Consider the following statements about the Marine National Park in the Gulf of Kachchh: 1. It was India's first Marine National Park established to protect coral reefs and marine biodiversity 2. The park encompasses 42 islands along the southern shore of the Gulf of Kachchh 3. Significant threats to the park include industrial pollution and sedimentation from nearby ports Which of the statements given above is/are correct?