Archive · 21 Nov 2025
Tiger Corridor Strengthened After Forest Land Restoration
Forest officials in Adilabad district successfully reclaimed 790 acres of land from farmers who were using it for farming.
They planted trees on the land to create a safe path for tigers to travel between forests.
Officials checked on the progress and used drones to monitor the area.
They were happy with the work done so far.
320 hectares of forest land reclaimed from podu cultivators in Adilabad district
Restoration creates crucial corridor for tiger migration into Kagaznagar forest division
Plantation raised on reclaimed land, monitored by new forest outpost and patrolling bike
Drones used for forest monitoring, land reclamation process examined
Officials praised for efforts in retrieving encroached land
- Who
- Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Wildlife) and Chief Wildlife Warden Elusing Meru, along with local forest officials
- What
- Inspected reclaimed forest land and inaugurated a forest outpost
- When
- Friday
- Where
- Dimda and Badepalli in Chinthalmanepalli mandal of the Kagaznagar forest division in Komaram Bheem Asifabad district, Adilabad
- Why
- To monitor and support forest conservation and tiger migration
- Reclaimed Land Size
- 320 hectares (790 acres)
- Location
- Dimda and Badepalli, Chinthalmanepalli mandal, Kagaznagar forest division, Komaram Bheem Asifabad district, Adilabad
- Officials Present
- Kawal tiger reserve field director Santharam, DFO Neeraj Kumar Tibrewal, FDO Susant Bobade, Karjelli FRO Subhash and other officials