Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 12:53pm on 28 Dec 2024,Saturday India
India will receive 20 more cheetahs from South Africa within two months, marking the next phase of the reintroduction project. Officials at Kuno National Park, Madhya Pradesh, are preparing for their arrival, following the successful translocation of 20 cheetahs earlier. Meanwhile, a 17,000 sq km cheetah corridor is being developed, connecting Madhav Tiger Reserve, Kuno National Park, and Rajasthan’s Ranthambore. Plans also include relocating a female cheetah and her cubs to Gandhi Sagar Wildlife Sanctuary for training. With 24 cheetahs now thriving in Kuno, the ambitious project aims to restore the cheetah population and enhance wildlife tourism in India.
