Summary
They are also making the grasslands healthy and getting ready for cheetahs to move there.
Scientists are using safe fences and new eggs to protect the birds and baby cheetahs.
All of this helps the whole land stay happy for many animals.
Key Points
5 points1
Great Indian Bustard needs at least 30 birds and 200‑500 km² safe land.
2
About 11 km² of grassland was cleaned from invasive plants.
3
A 15 km² area got a predator‑proof fence.
4
Cheetah numbers grew from 29 to 52, with 49 cubs born.
5
Future cheetah homes include Banni Grassland and Nauradehi Sanctuary.
New Words to Learn
8 wordsCritically endangered
very close to disappearing
Habitat
the place where an animal lives
Invasive species
plants that spread fast and push out other plants
Predator‑proof fence
a fence that keeps animals that might eat eggs or chicks away
Landscape‑level
taking care of the whole land, not just one animal
Conservation
protecting nature so it stays healthy
Breeding programme
a plan to help animals have babies in safe places
Acclimatise
help animals get used to a new place
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