Archive · 7 Jun 2025
Debrigarh Bison Population Increases to 788
The Debrigarh wildlife sanctuary saw a significant increase in its Indian bison population.
The recent count showed an increase of 129 bisons, bringing the total number to 788.
This increase is a positive sign for the health of the sanctuary.
The bisons, including many young ones, are often seen moving around in herds.
Wildlife officials are monitoring the bison population closely, with a focus on understanding their breeding and movement patterns to help protect them.
They plan to do monthly surveys to keep track of the population during the monsoon and winter seasons.
The Indian bison population in Debrigarh wildlife sanctuary has increased by 129.
The total bison count reached 788 after the summer census.
There are 60 herds, a rise from the previous 52 herds.
315 juveniles and 128 newborns are part of the current bison population.
Monthly surveys will be conducted to understand population dynamics during monsoon and winter.
- Who
- Debrigarh wildlife sanctuary officials
- What
- Indian bison population increased
- When
- Summer census
- Where
- Debrigarh wildlife sanctuary
- Why
- To monitor and understand the bison population dynamics for conservation.
- Total Bison Count
- 788
- Increase
- 129
- Juveniles
- 315
- Newborns
- 128
- Herds Count
- 60
- Daily Movement
- 5 to 15km