The number of tigers in Satpura Tiger Reserve is continuously increasing. The number of tigers has increased from 50 to 62 in the last 5 years. The main reason behind this success is the replacement of 170 camps and 50 forest villages. For the tiger conservation with 10,000 hectares of open land in STR.
As a result of this effort, the number of tigers in Satpura Tiger clan Reserve is steadily increasing. Satpura Tiger Reserve has now become an ideal home for tigers, where they get their natural needs met. The number of tigers has increased significantly in the last 5 years, from 50 to 62.
The main reason behind this success is the planned relocation of 170 camps and 50 forest villages. For tiger conservation along with 10,000 hectares of open land in STR. This campaign has enlarged the Satpura Tiger Reserve and provided the necessary spaces for tiger movement.
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Tiger clan increased, Number increased from 50 to 62
Apart from this, the Satpura Tiger Reserve stretching from Narmadapuramto Betul Chindwara is considered ideal for tiger habitat, resulting in an increase in tiger population. Counting STR’s 95% green cover, the number of tigers has increased from 35 to 62 in the last 5 years, making Satpura Tiger Reserve a successful nature conservation.
Satpura Tiger clan Reserve Field Director L Krishnamurthy says that to take care of the health of the tigers, their favorite food is being arranged here. About 2,000 chitals have been released in the area, considering tigers’ favorite food. It symbolizes the sensitive relationship between humanity and animals. Availability of preferred food and water is also being taken into consideration to take care of the tiger’s health.
There is sufficient water availability in STR, so that tigers always have access to the required source. Along with this, 10,000 hectares of plains in STR have been made suitable for tiger movement, displacing 50 forest villages. The number of tigers in the Satpura Tiger Reserve has increased from 35 to 62 in the last 5 years, which is a testament to the conservation success of the area.
