First photographic evidence of tigers recorded in UP's Suhelwa sanctuary

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Category : State Published on: April 14 2023

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Suhelwa Wildlife Sanctuary in Uttar Pradesh is a new area where photographic evidence of tigers has been recorded for the first time.
This time, Suhelwa and Sohagi Barwa wildlife sanctuaries were added to tiger detected grids.
In the Ranipur tiger reserve area, three tigers were spotted but they were commonly spotted between Ranipur area and Madhya Pradesh.
Dudhwa and Pilibhit tiger reserves and other protected areas of UP. The tiger estimation report in 2018 had shown 646 tigers for the same landscape.
Suhelwa Wildlife Sanctuary is located in Shravasti, Balrampur and Gonda districts of Uttar Pradesh, was declared a wildlife sanctuary in 1988.
It is spread over an area of 452 sq km.
It is situated on the Indo-Nepal international border and is rich in natural resources.
It is named after King Soheldev.