In Uttarakhand most of the Tigers leave out the Corbett national tiger reserves park boundary

Uttarakhand : In the whole India one of the heavy tiger population reserve is the Corbett National Tiger Reserve. But the forest department officials face a serious problem is that most of tigress were move out of the park boundary to find the fresh territorial dominion. 

According to the SS Sharma, the Wildlife Chief Warden, These tiger are moving away from the Corbett National Tiger Reserves because as the number of tiger is increases the movement is decreases. These Tigress are going outside to find the fresh water, food and rising temperature. 

In all over the India, Uttarakhand is the biggest state to increase the population of tiger. In 2008 there are only 178 tigers are available but now there are 235 tigers are available. To provide the protection of tigress the efforts are being made in the adjoining Lansdowne and Ramnagar forest divisions.

A tiger expert, Anand Singh Negi said,”For the tigress the better management of parks is required such as food, fresh water and much more needs to made available.”

Its a good news for the Uttrakhand to increasing the number of tigers in Corbett Tiger Reserves. If this trend is continue then the man and animal will be surely conflict.

The forest and environment minister of Rajasthan wants to continue the tiger tourism in core areas

NEW DELHI: Bina Kak, The forest and environment minister of Rajasthan wants to continue the tiger tourism in Rajasthan. He writes a letter to the National Advisory Council chairperson, Sonia Gandhi to continue the tourism activities in core areas which is banned by Supreme Court last few days.

In the other letter which is written by the Kak to the National Advisory Council- NAC, demand the 200 crore Indian rupee for the two thousand three hundred six villagers to far away from the Ranthambore Tiger Reserves to create the space for the tigress.

When the Rajasthan environment minister, Kak submitted the all guidelines to the Supreme Court to continue the tiger tourism activity in core areas and displace the all villagers and tribals which are reside up near the tiger reserves then the twin missive to the National Advisory Council chairperson came at the same time.

The two most famous tiger tourism places in Rajasthan are Ranthambore and Sariska tiger reserves. Both are the most prominent tiger reserves in north India.

According to the Kak, the tiger tourism is the essential part for the preservation of forests and a way to generate the income. By which a large number of people lived their life.

In last few days the Supreme Court- SC bans the all tourism activities in tiger reserves and ordered to all state government to follow the all guidelines and restrict the all activity in tiger national park and sanctuaries

All tourism activities in Tiger Reserves is strictly prohibited by Supreme Court

The Supreme Court restricted the all tourism activities in the core areas of the Tiger Reserves and the order is valid up to 22 August 2012. Supreme Court restricted the various core zones such as Nagarahole, Biligiri Ranganathaswamy Temple (BRT),Bandipur, Anshi-Dandeli, and Bhadra wildlife ranges.

Deepak Sarmah, The Chief Wildlife Warden said,”The tourism activity is strictly prohibited in the Bandipur range, Nagarahole, D.B. Kuppe and Antarsante ranges in the Nagarahole National Park, Lakkavalli and Muttodi in the Bhadra range, Punasoli and Kulgi in Anshi-Dandeli range, and K. Gudi in the BRT range.”

Reserved places of a Tiger in India

The first country to promote the conversion of Tiger in all over world, is India. In 1^st April 197 the Project Tiger is launched at the Corbett National Park. Around the globe the Project Tiger was one of the largest conservation.

Some places of few Tiger reserves in India are given below :

1. Bandhavgarh

2. Bandipur

3. Bhadra

4. Buxa

5. Corbett

6. Dampa

7. Indravati

8. Kanha

9. Kaziaranga