– Eleven adults translocated from Africa (six females,five males).
– Sixteen Indian-born cubs following multiple litters since reintroduction began.
The successful translocation of Dheera marks another milestone in India’s aspiring Cheetah Project just three years after its inception. Although challenges such as mortality among translocated animals have periodically emerged, the project demonstrates persistence towards establishing populations across multiple sanctuaries like Kuno and Gandhi Sagar. By expanding habitat diversity for these apex predators using enclosed areas like Gandhisagar’s fenced space, authorities mitigate risks while promoting species recovery.
From an ecological perspective, creating sanctuaries rich in biodiversity not only safeguards endangered species but may also strengthen local ecosystems through natural predator-prey dynamics. On a national scale, projects like this symbolize India’s global commitment toward wildlife conservation underlining optimism for similar initiatives elsewhere.
Prime Minister Modi’s attendance highlights both ecological significance aligned with sustainable advancement goals alongside industrial expansion via PM MITRA parks-the dual approach balancing conservation ideals with developmental priorities.
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