Six cheetahs to be moved from Kuno to Gujarat's Banni grasslands
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Six cheetahs from Kuno National Park are set to be relocated to the Banni grasslands in Gujarat as part of India's project to expand cheetah habitats.
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- Authorities plan to transfer six cheetahs from Kuno National Park to the Banni grasslands in Gujarat to expand the national cheetah rehabilitation project.
- Preparations for this transfer are in the final stages, with a potential launch date coinciding with Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel's birth anniversary on October 31.
- This initiative aims to diversify cheetah habitats beyond Kuno while establishing a sustainable population in India.
- Local opposition has emerged, with some stakeholders calling for the relocation of Asiatic lions from Gujarat to Kuno instead.
What to watch next
- Official confirmation of the relocation date
- Potential arrival of cheetahs from Kenya
- Developments regarding the relocation of Asiatic lions to Kuno
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NamedIndia · Banni Grasslands · Gandhi Sagar Wildlife Sanctuary · Kuno National Park · Kuno Sangharsh Samiti · Narendra Modi
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