At Asola Bhatti sanctuary, a 'seed bank' of plants native to the Aravallis

Species that are specific to the Aravallis are identified by studying model sites that have intact forests with very little disturbance, like Mangar Bani in Faridabad. Efforts are then made to replicate these old-growth forests.

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