Tadoba National Park’s Tiger Population Roars Back
Tadoba National Park witnesses a resurgence in its tiger population after facing near extinction a decade ago. Conservation efforts have yielded positive results. Key facts:
- Population Growth: From a low of 30 tigers, the park and its surrounding areas now boast approximately 200 tigers.
- Biodiversity: Tadoba is home to diverse wildlife including deer, antelopes, Indian gaur, sloth bears, Asiatic wild dogs (dhole), and leopards.
- Unique Features: The park features historic stone pillars used as directional guides during British colonial times.
- Accessibility: Easily accessible via Nagpur, a three and a half-hour drive to Moharli Gate.
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