Wildlife Flourishes in Pench and UPK Sanctuaries, Census Exposes
Nagpur– A current “machan demographics” performed in Pench Tiger Get and Umred Paoni Karhandla (UPK) Wildlife Sanctuary shows a thriving wild animals existence. The census, using elevated platforms (machans) near waterholes, was accomplished on Buddha Purnima.
- Key Findings:
- 2, 764 wildlife discoveries were recorded.
- Herbivores, including seen deer (1000 + discoveries) and sambar (425 + discoveries), dominated monitorings.
- Notable carnivore discoveries consisted of tigers (11, leopards (18, and wild dogs (40 +).
- Considerable bird variety was observed, consisting of peacocks and eagles.
The census entailed 120 volunteers and qualified woodland personnel, making sure both community engagement and accurate data collection. The results recommend a healthy and balanced community with a strong target base.