Leopard Population 2022 Survey Results
The recently released 2022 national survey results has unveiled a remarkable surge in the leopard population, shedding light on both the successes and challenges in leopard conservation efforts across India.
Highlights of the Survey
- Remarkable Increase in Leopard Numbers: The national survey showcased a significant surge in leopard population figures, witnessing a remarkable 75% increase from 2014, totaling 13,874 leopards.
- Distribution across Protected and Unprotected Areas: The study delineates a clear divide in leopard distribution, with approximately one-third of the population residing within protected areas, highlighting the challenges faced by leopards outside these designated zones.
- Threats to Leopard Conservation: Leopards outside protected ....
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