Archive · 29 Jan 2026
Tiger Estimation Shows Thriving Wildlife in Adilabad Forests
A big survey was done in the forests of Adilabad to count tigers and see what other animals live there.
The survey found lots of different animals like leopards, sloth bears, and even hyenas.
The animals were seen in many places, and their footprints and other signs were found every 500 meters.
This shows that the forest is healthy and has many animals.
Volunteers from different places helped with the survey and saw many animals.
The survey also helped people learn about the forest and the people who live there.
The forest officials say this shows how important it is to take care of the forest and the animals that live there.
The National Tiger Estimation–2026 survey revealed rich biodiversity in Adilabad and Mancherial districts.
Key species sighted include leopards, sloth bears, striped hyenas, deer, nilgai, and wild boars.
Pug marks and scats of leopards and sloth bears were found at intervals of 500 meters, indicating a healthy predator population.
70 volunteers participated in the survey, reporting direct sightings and hearing tiger roars.
The survey was conducted to assess biodiversity and identify potential eco-tourism zones in the forest areas.
- Who
- Forest officials and 70 volunteers
- What
- National Tiger Estimation–2026 survey
- When
- Recently concluded (exact dates not specified)
- Where
- Adilabad and Mancherial districts, Telangana
- Why
- To assess biodiversity and identify potential eco-tourism zones
- Location
- Adilabad and Mancherial districts, Telangana
- Key Species Sighted
- Leopards, sloth bears, striped hyenas, deer, nilgai, wild boars
- Survey Conducted By
- Forest officials and 70 volunteers
- Significant Findings
- Pug marks and scats found at 500m intervals, indicating healthy predator population
- Purpose of Survey
- Assess biodiversity and identify potential eco-tourism zones
