Project Tiger and Tiger Reserves in India
The project Tiger is a conservation programme launched in 1973 by Indian government at Jim Corbett National park, uttarakhand. The World Wide Fund helped the Indian board for wildlife to start this programme. There are 50 tiger reserves in India speeding across in 17 states. The tiger reserves are administered by the national tiger conservation authority (NTCA). NTCA is a statutory body. It is responsible for protection and conservation of tigers in the country. Nagarjuna Sagar – Srisailam tiger reserve in Andhra Pradesh is the largest and bor in Maharashtra is the smallest tiger reserve in India.
List of tiger reserves in India as notified under the wildlife protection act, 1972 and it was amended in 2006.
Name of Tiger Reserve (Year of creation) – State
1 Bandipur – Karnataka
2 Corbett – Uttarakhand Amangarh (buffer of Corbett TR) Uttar Pradesh
3 Kanha – Madhya Pradesh
4 Manas – Assam
5 Melghat – Maharashtra
6 Palamau – Jharkhand
7 Ranthambore – Rajasthan
8 Similipal – Odisha
9 Sunderbans – West Bengal
10 Periyar – Kerala
11 Sariska – Rajasthan
12 Buxa – West Bengal
13 Indravati – Chhattisgarh
14 Namdapha – Arunachal Pradesh
15 Dudhwa – Uttar Pradesh
16 Kalakad-Mundanthurai – Tamil Nadu
17 Valmiki – Bihar
18 Pench – Madhya Pradesh
19 Tadoba-Andhari – Maharashtra
20 Bandhavgarh – Madhya Pradesh
21 Panna – Madhya Pradesh
22 Dampa – Mizoram
23 Bhadra – Karnataka
24 Pench – Maharashtra
25 Pakke – Arunachal Pradesh
26 Nameri – Assam
27 Satpura – Madhya Pradesh
28 Annamalai – Tamil Nadu
29 Udanti-Sitanadi – Chattisgarh
30 Satkosia – Odisha
31 Kaziranga – Assam
32 Achanakmar – Chhattisgarh
33 Dandeli-Anshi (Kali) – Karnataka
34 Sanjay-Dubri – Madhya Pradesh
35 Mudumalai – Tamil Nadu
36 Nagarahole – Karnataka
37 Parambikulam – Kerala
38 Sahyadri – Maharashtra
39 Biligiri Ranganatha Temple – Karnataka
40 Kawal – Telangana
41 Sathyamangalam – Tamil Nadu
42 Mukundra Hills – Rajasthan
43 Navegaon-Nagzira – Maharashtra
44 Nagarjunsagar Srisailam – Andhra Pradesh
45 Amrabad – Telangana
46 Pilibhit – Uttar Pradesh
47 Bor – Maharashtra
48 Rajaji – Uttarakhand
49 Orang – Assam
50 Kamlang – Arunachal Pradesh
Also Read
UNESCO recognised biosphere reserves in India
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