Uttarakhand: The State with India's 2nd Most Tigers

Discover why Uttarakhand has the second largest tiger population in India, focusing on its biodiversity and national parks.

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Uttarakhand has the second most tigers in India. Known for its rich biodiversity, the state's tiger population is largely concentrated in the Jim Corbett National Park and its surrounding reserves.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is the tiger population in Uttarakhand? Uttarakhand has a significant tiger population, primarily found in Jim Corbett National Park and surrounding reserves.
  2. Which other states in India have a large number of tigers? Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra are among the states with the largest tiger populations in India.
  3. How does Jim Corbett National Park contribute to tiger conservation? Jim Corbett National Park plays a crucial role in the conservation and protection of tigers and their natural habitat.
  4. What are the threats to tigers in Uttarakhand? Key threats include habitat loss, poaching, and human-wildlife conflict, which conservation efforts aim to mitigate.

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