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Maharashtra: Proposal to translocate tigress from Tadoba to Radhanagari to boost breeding

Forest officials have proposed relocating a tigress to Radhanagari Wildlife Sanctuary to enable breeding with existing male tigers and strengthen conservation across the Western Ghats landscape

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One of the female tigers Tara T5 at the Sahyadri Tiger Reserve (STR). Pic/Amit Mane

One of the female tigers Tara T5 at the Sahyadri Tiger Reserve (STR). Pic/Amit Mane

In a bid to boost tiger numbers in the Radhangari Wildlife Sanctuary officials have submitted a proposal to the Maharashtra Forest Department to consider the translocation of a female tiger from the Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve landscape to Radhanagari Wildlife Sanctuary, in the northern Western Ghats.

In a letter addressed to Chief Wildlife Warden M S Reddy, Honorary Wildlife Warden Rohan Bhate highlighted that while the Sahyadri Tiger Reserve (STR) currently has seven tigers — four males and three translocated females. Meanwhile, Radhanagari has recorded three male tigers, with no tigress captured on camera.

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