According to officials, India will bring eight cheetahs from Botswana in South Africa in two phases, including four to May, the officials said.
On Friday, the National Authority for the Tigers (NTCA) took part in the Cheeparh project, where the Minister of the Environment, Forests and Bhupender Yadav climate and the main Minister of MEP Mohan Yadav was also present.
“There is a effort to bring more cheetahs from South Africa, Botswana and Kenya to India. Eight cheetahs will be brought to India in two. There is a plan to bring four cheetahs from Botswana to India to India.
They said that £112 Crore was spent on the cheetah project in a country, of which 67 percent went to rehabilitate cheetahs in Madhya Pradesh.
“As part of the Cheetah project, cheetahs will now be moved in a phase manner in the Sanctuary Gandhi Sagar Sanctuary. The sanctuary is adjacent to the rajasthan boundary, so the principle agreements have been released to be released to achieve special training Sanctuary to improve their capacity.
Cheepards in the National Park Kuno
Forest officials said there were 26 cheetahs in the Kuno National Park, which consist of 16 in an open forest and 10 in the rehabilitation center. 14 are chicks born in India. 24 -hour tracking occurs using the satellite collar ID supervision of cheetahs.
They said that female cheetahs, namely Jwal, Ash, Gamini and Veera, gave birth to the chicks and said that the number of tourists in KNP has doubled in two years. Eight Namibian cheetahs, including five women and three men, were released in KNP 17 September 2022 and became the first intercontinental translocation of large cats.
The state government filed a request to the Supreme Court for a permission to initiate a GEPARK SAFARI in Kuno. This permit is necessary to initiate Safari in forest areas or environmental zones. The decision on this petition must still be made, ”the release.
In February 2023, another 12 cheetahs from South Africa were transferred to KNP.
(Tagstotranslate) Cheetavy
