A total of 14 Tiger Reserves in India have got CA|TS recognition. These 14 tiger reserves are-
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No. |
Protected Area |
State |
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1. |
Manas National Park |
Assam |
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2. |
Kaziranga National Park |
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3. |
Orang National Park |
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4. |
Satpura Tiger Reserve |
Madhya Pradesh |
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5. |
Kanha National Park |
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6. |
Panna Tiger Reserve |
|
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7. |
Pench National Park |
Maharashtra |
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8. |
Valmiki Tiger Reserve |
Bihar |
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9. |
Dudhwa National Park |
Uttar Pradesh |
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10. |
Sunderbans National Park |
West Bengal |
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11. |
Parambikulam Tiger Reserve |
Kerala |
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12. |
Bandipur Tiger Reserve |
Karnataka |
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13. |
Muddumalai Tiger Reserve |
Tamil Nadu |
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14. |
Anamalai Tiger Reserve |
What is CA|TS?
Conservation Assured | Tiger Standards (CA|TS) is an accreditation tool by the global coalition of Tiger Range Countries, developed by tiger and protected area experts. It was launched in 2013, and sets minimum standards for effective management of target species and encourages assessment of ....
