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CHALLENGES FACED BY MADHYA PRADESH
MP had the highest number of tigers in India, at about 300 according to the last estimation. The population has seen a sharp decline since then, with tigers being wiped out from Panna. M.P. nevertheless, has the potential to hold a significantly larger number. Towards this end, at the very least, the following steps are required to be taken within a period of three years:

  • Resettle villages from the core of Kanha and Satpura Tiger Reserves.
  • Halt widening of the NH7 highway, which cuts through the Kanha-Pench corridor. The best option will be to re-direct it from outside Pench.
  • The Kanha-Pench landscape corridor hosts between 100-120 tigers at present. Improve the forest cover along the Kanha-Pench corridor to enable easy movement of wildlife and also to improve the carrying capacity of the entire landscape. With adequate protection just the Pench-Kanha landscape (20,000) could house close to 250 tigers.
  • Accountability of officers, as in the case of Panna, Bandhavgarh (death of tigress by vehicle) and Pench (burning of a tiger cub carcass) incidents.
  • A qualified Resettlement Officer should be appointed by the State Government dedicated to the task of voluntary shifting of villages.
  • Tourism in tiger reserves should be handled by a dedicated ACF-level ‘tourism officer’ and not by ACF or RFO from the wildlife wing whose responsibility is and should be protection.
  • Stop airstrip work near Suktara village near Pench Tiger Reserve (MP)
  • NTCA and Madhya Pradesh states should declare Tiger Corridors publicly sothat all other agencies should stop considering any new projects in the area.
  • Issue final notifications of all the PAs which have been part of Tiger Reserves and notify proposed PAs in corridor on priority basis.( Rukhard in MP)
  • Set up Special Tiger Protection Force
*1411 is average estimate of India's wild tigers, as per the monitoring exercise by Wildlife Institute of India in association with NTCA, Government of India in 2008. PrivecyPolicy | Terms&Condition