Eight buffaloes (six females, two males) arrived at Kanha Tiger Reserve.
They traveled about 2,200 kilometers from Kaziranga National Park.
A small pen helped them adjust before moving to the wild.
Goal: 50 buffaloes back in the forest within three years.
Project supports wildlife and plant variety.
They spent a short time in a small enclosure to get used to the weather and surroundings.
After the monsoon, they will be let loose to live in the forest on their own.
The state hopes to bring back fifty buffaloes in the next three years to help nature.
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