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Tiger roars back: Big cat numbers up 18% in state | Lucknow News - Vimarsana News

Tiger roars back: Big cat numbers up 18% in state | Lucknow News

In a good news for wildlife lovers, Uttar Pradesh has registered an increase of 18% in the number of big cats in the 2022 tiger estimation as compared

Pench Tiger Reserve achieves NTCA's 'excellent' rating - Vimarsana News

Pench Tiger Reserve achieves NTCA's 'excellent' rating

To assist and improve the management perspectives of Tiger Reserves and their associated landscape connectivity, the NTCA and the Wildlife Institute of India (WII) jointly conduct a Management Effectiveness

Sunderban Tiger Reserve to expand to intensify scientific tiger management in the landscape - Vimarsana News

Sunderban Tiger Reserve to expand to intensify scientific tiger management in the landscape

The expansion of the region will help to increase management effectiveness and deal with the population in the tiger-bearing areas of South 24 Parganas division.

A roar of applause: Peace back in Manas National Park, so is the tiger - Vimarsana News

A roar of applause: Peace back in Manas National Park, so is the tiger

Starting late 1980s, as an unintended consequence of the political strife and Bodo insurgency that hit western Assam, the tiger population in the Manas National Park dwindled. Over the years, as the guns went silent, the tigers returned: their count in 2022 is at a record high of 52 adults and 8 cubs

Sundarbans has been slipping in rank despite an increased tiger count; here's why - Vimarsana News

Sundarbans has been slipping in rank despite an increased tiger count; here's why

Lack of adequate manpower is its main challenge, a member of the evaluation team points out