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Discover how Chhattisgarh is protecting an estimated 450 wild elephants through AI tracking, anti-snare patrols, Kumki squads, and community-led conservation on World Elephant Day.
Celebrate World Elephant Day with the incredible true story of Raju, a rogue tusker who transformed into a disciplined Kumki elephant and fierce forest guardian at Chhattisgarh’s Achanakmar Tiger Reserve.
Forest Minister Kedar Kashyap, PCCF Arun Kumar Pandey, and the Forest Department launch the Peepal for People campaign in Nava Raipur, planting 2,600 saplings.
Forest Minister Kedar Kashyap approves the relocation of 157 forest families and five Madhya Pradesh tigers to aggressively rebuild Chhattisgarh’s wildlife corridors.
Chhattisgarh forest officials used a JCB excavator and bamboo ladder to rescue a wild bear trapped inside a deep well in the Kendai range near Katghora.
The Chhattisgarh Forest Department launches a bold climate resilience grid, actively safeguarding rural village councils against extreme weather threats.
International Tiger Day isn’t just about saving an apex predator; it’s a desperate fight to secure India’s rivers, forests, and entire ecological future.
Chhattisgarh’s wild tiger population has doubled from 17 to 35, highlighting successful conservation and translocation efforts on International Tiger Day.



