Cheetah Reintroduction in India

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Chances of bringing African cheetah to Kuno Palpur National Park in Madhya Pradesh increase 

The chances of African cheetah in the Koono Palpur National Park in Madhya Pradesh have increased. That is, the cheetah has made its move towards Asia. Preliminary report of the team of Wildlife Institute of India, Dehradun has been studying conditions suitable for cheetah in Kuno Palpur since 25 days. The team has recommended some improvements in Kuno Palpur. This means that this place is right for the cheetah. 

The team has recommended grass management, netting of wells in the plains, filling of plains that have blocked the plains and pruning of thorn bushes. On this basis, the Park Management has prepared an annual action plan and sent it to the Union Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change through the Wildlife Headquarters. The management has demanded Rs 22 crore. The team will stay for three more weeks. 

Kuno Palpur Cheetah is ready for the project after the recommendation of the sub-committee of the Supreme Court's Empowered Committee and the consent of the state government. Now the arrangements are being assessed according to the need of the cheetah. A team of experts led by Dr. YB Jhala, Senior Scientist of Wildlife Institute of India, has been studying here for 25 days.

Cheetahs cannot be released directly into the forest after being brought from Africa. Their health will be tested and they will be given time to mingle in the climate here. For this, the team prepared a special enclosure in the area of five square kilometers in the park, keeping the height of the four to five feet high grass to three feet, removing the stone walls in the grasslands, filling deep piles, shifting from the park. went 

It is recommended to stop the wells in the villages by forging them, pruning the branches of thorn trees and arranging thorn bushes. The work will start as soon as the money is received, based on the recommendation of the experts, the park management sent an action plan of 22 crore to the state government, which has been sent to the central government. As soon as this amount is approved, the order of raising cheetah-friendly arrangements will start in the park. 

Study of other fields as well 

After Kuno, the expert team will start studying Madhav National Park Shivpuri, Nauradehi Sagar and Gandhi Sagar Sanctuary Mandsaur-Neemuch. The Sub-Committee of the Empowerment Committee had also visited these areas and described their climate as being cheetah. 

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Based on the recommendation of the study team, an annual action plan of Rs 22 crore has been prepared, which has been sent to the central government. Work will be started after receiving the amount.  

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