Tamil Nadu’s Hornbill Conservation Initiative at Anamalai Tiger Reserve aims to protect habitat and endangered species.

The Tamil Nadu forest department is set to introduce the ‘Hornbill Conservation Initiative’ at the Aanamalai Tiger Reserve to safeguard the hornbills’ habitat. This new project will encompass various activities such as infrastructure enhancements, collaborative partnerships, and the establishment of a nursery dedicated to hornbill food plants. The initiative aims to not only protect hornbills but also contribute to the conservation of other endangered species. The Centre for Excellence at the Aanamalai Tiger Reserve will serve as a focal point for these conservation efforts, showcasing best practices and promoting awareness. This initiative reflects the state’s commitment to biodiversity preservation and sustainable wildlife management. By launching this project, Tamil Nadu is taking a significant step towards ensuring the long-term survival of hornbills and contributing to the overall ecological balance. The ‘Hornbill Conservation Initiative’ underscores the importance of protecting India’s rich wildlife heritage, and the Aanamalai Tiger Reserve is poised to become a model for conservation efforts in the region.

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