भोपाल दुनिया का अकेला शहर, जहां होता है ऐसा
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PERFECT MP: Madhya Pradesh capital Bhopal is the only city in the world, where you can see Urban Tiger Management. Actually few days ago, a tiger killed one person and injured another in Pench National Park. Enraged by this, the villagers made a fatal attack on the team that went to rescue the tiger. The wildlife doctor was seriously injured in this.
In view of this situation, the living conditions of the tigers of Bhopal district will now be kept as a model across the country. Actually 15 tigers living in Bhopal have divided the small area. Bhopal is the only city not only in the country but in the world, where tigers and humans are living together. There has never been a conflict between humans and tigers here.
WII will make a documentary…
In Bhopal district 15 tigers living in Bhopal have divided a small area, there has never been a conflict with humans. that’s why, A student of Wildlife Institute of India (WII) has done three years of research on this co-ordination between tigers and humans. It has been named Urban Tiger Management. Its report has been sent to WII. A documentary will also be made on this so that people understand how humans and tigers live together.
how to collect evidence…
Captured videos of tigers with trap cameras, thermal infrared cameras for 3 years for research. Collected their movements and pugmarks. After chasing the tigers, a data bank was prepared for each one.
where how many tigers…
According to the 2018 report, there are 2967 tigers in the country. Maximum 526 tigers are in MP. There are 118 tigers in Kanha Park, 115 in Bandhavgarh, 45 in Panna, 56 in Pench, 45 in Satpura and 6 in Sanjay Dubri and 45 in Ratapani.
Status of the state in 3 years …
year 2020 death 25 injured 975, similarly in year 2021 death 23 injured 782 and in 2022 death 18 injured 675.
In a conversation with journalist, Alok Pathak, DFO Bhopal Forest Division said that, Research has revealed that the ability of tolerance has developed in the tigre’s in Bhopal and the cubs here. They do not become aggressive on seeing humans. Tigers stay hidden to avoid conflict until human traffic is reduced. The nature of tigers has changed. They were seen doing their movement at night instead of day.
