Satpura–Melghat Tiger Corridor
Recently, the Standing Committee of the National Board for Wildlife recommended wildlife clearance for a railway project in Madhya Pradesh.
- The railway line will pass through two notified tiger corridors. It will also cross an Eco-Sensitive Zone in the Satpura–Melghat landscape.
Why are Tiger Corridors Important?
- Wildlife Movement: Corridors allow animals to move between separate habitats.
- Genetic Flow: Animal movement maintains genetic diversity between populations.
- Population Survival: Connected habitats support long-term wildlife survival.
- Multiple Species: Corridors benefit tigers, leopards, bears and herbivores.
Why is the Project Concerning?
- Habitat Fragmentation: Railway infrastructure can divide continuous wildlife habitats.
- Animal Mortality: Trains ....
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