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Beyond Ranthambore: eight tiger cubs bring new hope for Rajasthan
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Beyond Ranthambore: eight tiger cubs bring new hope for Rajasthan

Now, here’s the encouraging news: after nearly three decades without documented successful breeding, Kailadevi Wildlife Sanctuary has recorded eight tiger cubs and three adult tigers over the past five years. A WWF-India and Rajasthan Forest Department study used 186 camera-trap stations to document 27 mammal species, highlighting the rich wildlife that can sustain tigers. As a northern extension of Ranthambore, Kailadevi could help create a second breeding population, but its future depends on connected forests, abundant prey and continued monitoring. And here's the thing: conservation efforts supporting residents in 46 nearby villages show how local livelihoods and wildlife protection can go hand in hand.
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