Eight buffaloes (six females, two males) arrived from Kaziranga National Park.
Transport distance was approximately 2,200 kilometers.
Initial release took place in a 17 hectare fenced area to aid adaptation.
Target: 50 buffaloes in the wild by 2027.
Project contributes to ecosystem health and supports other species such as cheetahs.
The animals, moved from Kaziranga National Park in Assam after a quarantine period, will be gradually acclimated to the forest environment.
The state aims to increase the population to fifty individuals within three years to strengthen biodiversity.
This effort is part of broader wildlife conservation initiatives in the region.
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