28
Apr
In a major conservation corner, India has begun the translocation of risked Asiatic wild water buffalo from Assam’s Kaziranga Tiger Reserve to Madhya Pradesh’s Kanha Tiger Reserve marking the longest wildlife relocation by road ever accepted in the country. The common action by the Assam and Madhya Pradesh Forest Departments seeks to introduce the species to Central India, where it has been locally defunct for further than a century. Known as “champaign masterminds,” these megaherbivores play a pivotal part in maintaining champaign ecosystems by regulating foliage and supporting biodiversity. The Asiatic wild water buffalo (Bubalus arnee) is listed as Exposed…
