GovernmentNewsWildlife Conservation The Veerangana Durgavati Tiger Reserve: Madhya Pradesh’s 7th Sanctuary by In-house Editor September 23, 2023 written by In-house Editor September 23, 2023 Madhya Pradesh Government officially declared the establishment of the Veerangana Durgavati Tiger Reserve, making it the 7th in the state and 54th in the country. Covering 1,414 square kilometers in the core area and 925.12 square kilometers in the buffer zone, this reserve aims to conserve wildlife. No new revenue areas were included, so there won’t be additional restrictions on local residents. Madhya Pradesh already has six tiger reserves and, as per a recent report, has the highest tiger population in India at 785, followed by Karnataka (563) and Uttarakhand (560). The newly established Tiger Reserve will cover regions within the Nauradehi (Wild Life) and Veerangana Durgavati Sanctuary, known for their ecological importance in safeguarding various aspects of biodiversity such as plants, animals, geology, and the study of animals. At present, this sanctuary houses around 15 tigers, underlining its crucial role as a habitat for these endangered creatures. ConservationGovernmentMadhya PradeshTiger ReservesWildlife 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail In-house Editor previous post India’s Wildlife Ecosystem: A Brief Story next post Lincolnshire wildlife festival celebrates charity’s 75th year You may also like Rajasthan’s Strategic Approach to Wildlife Conservation: Paving the... June 27, 2024 Umred-Pauni-Karhandla Wildlife Sanctuary: A Hidden Gem in the... February 8, 2024 1st National Conference on โโLesser Known Species of... February 7, 2024 Maharashtra’s Tiger Reserves Secure โน36.79 Crore Annual Budget... February 3, 2024 Exploring Nature, Conserving Wilderness: The Asian Adventures Journey January 25, 2024 AWF Experts at COP28: Bridging Conservation and Sustainable... January 24, 2024 Embark on a Safari Adventure: Kenya’s Top 10... January 9, 2024 Joint Survey to Address Deemed Forest Confusions: Karnataka... January 8, 2024 Preserving Nature’s Symphony: 5 Facts About Wildlife Conservation January 4, 2024 Balancing the Scales: Valuing Wildlife-Related Losses in India December 21, 2023 Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.