2017 Starts On A Good Note, As The Population Of Tiger Rises In Terai Region

Tag : Uttarakhand, Wildlife, Tiger Safari , Terai

 2017 starts on a good note as the number of tigers in the Terai region of Uttarakhand shows progress.An official stated that  it has been the highest rise so far with the figures going up from 79 in 2014 (last census) to at least 119 adults till last year.
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On the other hand, the number of tigers has increased from 53 in 2014 to at least 79 adults in the Kishanpur Wildlife Sanctuary and Dudhwa National Park of Dudhwa Tiger Reserve,which is situated in the Terai region of Uttar Pradesh bordering Nepal. The official states that apart from the Terairegion, the number of tigers in Manas National Park of Assam has increased thought the final results are yet to be announced.

HK Sharma, Field Director of Manas National Park said,‘’this time we are also doing a census in the western division of Panvari, which was left out in 2014. We expect a good result in the final count.”replicas relogios

The Phase IV monitoring carried out for 214 days using 250 camera traps used at 393 locations. 16,457 images were obtained as stated by Dhakate which included 500 people for the mission.

Images captured from camera are fed to the software where manual identification is done to estimate the numbers. Modern method to count and distinguish the tigers is like the fingerprints of humans, and the unique stripes of every tiger.

As peer the experts’ believe, the reason behind the rise of the number of tigers is the "heterogeneous and complex landscape" of the western circle that supports the species better because of automatic "niche construction".

The organisms modify their environment for survival in the niche construction or ecosystem engineering. During the Phase IV monitoring in December 2016, a healthy tiger population, along with some cubs was seen in Dudhwa Tiger Reserve.

Field Director of Dudhwa Tiger Reserve, Sunil Choudhary said, “With 51 tigers in a small area of 227 square km, Kishanpur Sanctuary have one of the densest populations of felines.”

With the estimation of 2,226 in 2014, of which at least 640 tigers dwell outside tiger reserves, India is a home of 70 percent of the world's free-ranging tigers.

As 129 tigers died in 2016 due to poaching or accidents, the booming of the number of tigers is a great sign of 2017.

Source: India TV News.

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