Ashti Wildlife Sanctuary and Matola Wildlife Sanctuary beed

 Ashti Wildlife Sanctuary and Matola Wildlife Sanctuary (Beed District) are important protected natural areas in Beed, Maharashtra, known for biodiversity and peaceful forest landscapes.

The search results do not contain any information about an "Ashti Wildlife Sanctuary" or "Matola Wildlife Sanctuary" in Beed. However, there is detailed information about the Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary in Delhi, which may have been confused with "Ashti" due to phonetic similarity.

Additionally, the village of Ashti exists in Beed district, Maharashtra, but no wildlife sanctuary by that name is documented in the provided context.

Wildlife

• Animals: Blackbuck, nilgai, fox, jackal, wild boar, hare

• Birds: Peafowl, partridge, quails, migratory birds

• Reptiles: Snakes and lizards common to dry regions

Importance

• Protects dry-zone wildlife of Marathwada

• Important for birdwatching and nature study

• Plays a role in ecological balance and conservation

Matola Wildlife Sanctuary

• Location: Near Kaij–Ambajogai region, Beed district

• Established: 1986

• Forest type: Dry deciduous and scrub forest

Wildlife

• Animals: Deer, wild boar, fox, jackal, wolf (occasionally)

• Birds: Peacocks, eagles, owls, migratory birds

• Flora: Native dry-region trees and shrubs

Importance

• One of the oldest wildlife sanctuaries in Beed

• Known for peaceful forest surroundings

• Important for wildlife conservation and research