Archive · 7 Sep 2025
Tiger Population Soars in Uttarakhand Near Corbett Park
Imagine there's a wildlife area next to a big national park in India, like a buffer zone.
The number of tigers living there has gone up quite a bit recently.
In 2022, there were 67 tigers, and by the middle of 2025, there were 96.
The people in charge used special cameras hidden in the jungle to take pictures of the tigers.
This helped them count how many there were.
It also showed that the main national park, Jim Corbett, has more tigers too.
Tiger population increased in Ramnagar Division, Uttarakhand.
The increase occurred in a buffer zone near Jim Corbett National Park.
The tiger population grew from 67 in 2022 to 96 by July 2025.
A camera trap survey was used to count the tigers.
The tiger population within Jim Corbett National Park also increased.
- Who
- Tiger population
- What
- Increased in the Ramnagar Division near Jim Corbett National Park
- When
- Between 2022 and July 2025
- Where
- Ramnagar Division, Uttarakhand
- Why
- N/A
- Location
- Ramnagar Division, Uttarakhand
- Year of initial count
- 2022
- Tiger Population in 2022
- 67
- Tiger Population by July 2025
- 96
- Method
- Camera trap survey
- Camera trap locations
- 181
- Jim Corbett National Park Tiger population increase
- 260 to 290