In a recent development at Guindy National Park in Chennai, wild growth has been cleared from the Polo Ground area to create more space for blackbuck deer. The move comes as a part of efforts to enhance the habitat for the blackbuck deer population in the park. The clearance of wild growth will not only provide more space for the deer to roam freely but also help in maintaining the ecological balance of the area. The Polo Ground area has been a key location for the blackbuck deer in the national park, and this initiative is aimed at improving their living conditions. The blackbuck deer are a significant species in the park and efforts are being made to ensure their conservation and protection. The clearance of wild growth is expected to benefit not only the deer but also other wildlife species in the park. This initiative is part of the ongoing conservation efforts at Guindy National Park to preserve its biodiversity and natural habitat. The park authorities are working towards creating a sustainable environment for the wildlife species that inhabit the area. By clearing the wild growth from the Polo Ground, the park is taking a step towards ensuring a better future for the blackbuck deer and other wildlife in the park.