14 tiger reserves of India get global recognition
Fourteen of India's 51 tiger reserves have received prestigious global accreditation from Conservation Assured Tiger Standard
At a Global Tiger Day event held by the Environment Ministry on Thursday (July 29), it was announced that 14 of India's 51 tiger reserves have received prestigious global accreditation from Conservation Assured Tiger Standard
14 tiger reserves of India bag the honour
The 14 tiger reserves of India that have received prestigious global accreditation from Conservation Assured Tiger Standards (CATS) include Manas, Kaziranga, and Oran (Assam), Satpura, Panna and Kanha (Madhya Pradesh), Dudhwa (Uttar Pradesh), Pench (Maharashtra), Sunderbans (West Bengal), Valmiki Nagar (Bihar), Parambikulam (Kerala), Mudumalai and Annamalai (Tamil Nadu) and Bandipur (Karnataka) tiger reserves