In a significant move to enhance the habitat for blackbuck deer in Guindy National Park, authorities have cleared wild growth from the polo ground area. The initiative aims to provide more space and a conducive environment for the blackbuck deer population to thrive. The removal of wild growth from the polo ground will not only benefit the deer but also contribute to the overall biodiversity of the national park. The blackbuck deer, known for their distinctive horns and beautiful coat, are a major attraction for visitors to Guindy National Park. By expanding their habitat, authorities are not only ensuring the well-being of the deer but also enhancing the park’s appeal to wildlife enthusiasts. The move is part of ongoing efforts to conserve and protect the flora and fauna of the national park. Visitors can now enjoy a better view of the graceful blackbuck deer in their improved habitat, thanks to the clearance of wild growth from the polo ground area. The initiative is a step towards promoting eco-tourism and biodiversity conservation in Guindy National Park. Wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers are encouraged to visit the park and witness the beauty of blackbuck deer in their enhanced habitat. This conservation effort highlights the importance of preserving natural habitats for wildlife and promoting sustainable tourism practices in India.