Rajasthan is set to join India’s first inter-state cheetah conservation corridor with Madhya Pradesh.
This initiative aims to create a 17,000 sq. km wildlife corridor, allowing cheetahs to roam freely in a protected and connected habitat.
Key Highlights of the Corridor
Protected Areas Linked:
Palpur Kuno National Park & Gandhi Sagar Sanctuary (Madhya Pradesh).
Mukundara Hills Tiger Reserve (Rajasthan).
• Geographical Coverage:
10,500 sq. km in Madhya Pradesh.
6,500 sq. km in Rajasthan.
• Districts Covered in Rajasthan:
Kota, Bundi, Baran, Jhalawar, Sawai Madhopur, Karauli, Chittorgarh.
