There are many ancient reference of faunal richness of this landscape bound by the Gola-Nandhaur- Ladhya and Sharda rivers, which, presently is particularly dominated by means of Nandhaur Wildlife Sanctuary. The Nandhaur River Valley, lying at the center of this panorama, gets mention in numerous debts for its ample game and fish. This hilly Bhabar tract as soon as supported extensive populations of tigers and leopards due to ample prey which includes sambar (Rus unicolor), chital (Axis axis) goral and barking deer. Besides those species the region is also stated to harbor populations of threatened species like the Asian elephant (Elephas maximus), the mainland serow (Capricornis thar), and the Asiatic black bear and Sloth Bear. Alongside its mammalian fauna the location hosts a rich variety of hen species comprising of Himalayan endemics and vagrants from Nepal.

This region holds considerable ability for retaining the tiger and a number of other species. Bound by means of the Gola-Nandhaur-Ladhya-Sharda Rivers, Haldwani and Champawat Forest Divisions extend unfragmented throughout an area of 1200 km. A massive intact habitat and a 30 km stretch along the Nandhaur River, in Haldwani Forest Division, lies unfastened from human habitation making the Nandhaur Valley a good site to strive a revival of large mammal populations.

On account of the truth that essential emphasis of wooded area branch in this place changed into particularly targeting medical management of wood species and really much less or negligible importance were given to Wildlife monitoring or estimation.

There are many ancient reference of faunal richness of this landscape bound by the Gola-Nandhaur- Ladhya and Sharda rivers, which, presently is particularly dominated by means of Nandhaur Wildlife Sanctuary. The Nandhaur River Valley, lying at the center of this panorama, gets mention in numerous debts for its ample game and fish. This hilly Bhabar tract as soon as supported extensive populations of tigers and leopards due to ample prey which includes sambar (Rus unicolor), chital (Axis axis) goral and barking deer. Besides those species the region is also stated to harbor populations of threatened species like the Asian elephant (Elephas maximus), the mainland serow (Capricornis thar), and the Asiatic black bear and Sloth Bear. Alongside its mammalian fauna the location hosts a rich variety of hen species comprising of Himalayan endemics and vagrants from Nepal.