Jaipur: On the first day of the Monsun session at Lok Sabha, Rajsamand MP Diya Kumari submitted a request for the development of Kumbhalgarh as a candidate for fifth potential tigers in Rajasthan.
Diya said that Kumbhalgarh Sanctuary was spread at 1.280sQKM, which was greater than Sariska and had recorded the presence of tigers since the 1970s.
Speaking under the power of 377 parliament, MP said that the prey base was enough for four tigers in the initial phase and had the capacity to accommodate at least 45 tigers in the coming years.
In Ranthambore, the growing tiger population migrated from protected areas to find new areas and as a result there was a conflict between humans and tigers.
MP added that it was very important to develop new tiger reserves while preserving the existing and the process of bringing tigers to Kumbhalgarh must also be accelerated to promote the conservation of tigers in the country.
The National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) recently wrote a letter to the Wildlife Institute of India (WII) to conduct a rapid survey against Holy by involving scientists and research cell researchers.
DFO Fateh Singh said, “Wii has been seeking funds from NTCA to support research.
Data collection exercises and field conditions will begin soon.” The peak of the proposed tiger reserve is that there is no income village in the core area.
The proposed reserves are located in Pali District, Rajsamand, Udaipur and Ajmer and are located in the oldest Aravallis range that spread the tract from Khulbrahora (Gujarat) and peaked at Delhi Ridge.
Forested areas provide habitats to support large carnivores such as tigers, leopards, bear slott, wolves, hyenas, wild dogs and prey species of their prey as distop, chinkara, blackbuck, nilgai, and wild boar.
The draft reads, “To implement this project will require a total of 6,552.5 lakh financial expenses for a period of 5 years.
In addition to developing a soft release under the relevant release of the tiger release, various habitat development jobs will be carried out to develop meadows for herbivores.
However , these two holy places have sufficient buildings, including forest chowkies, for effective management along with check-post and obstacles in the required place.
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