Tiger Reserve

A Tiger Reserve is a protected area designated specifically for the conservation of tigers and their habitats. It involves eco-sensitive management practices to ensure the survival of tiger populations while maintaining the ecological balance of the region. These reserves often encompass forests, grasslands, and water sources, providing necessary resources for tigers and other wildlife. They are managed by government authorities with efforts to prevent poaching, deforestation, and human-wildlife conflicts. Tiger Reserves play a crucial role in biodiversity preservation and contribute to ecological stability, making them vital for the health of the environment and the survival of this apex predator.