Action plan aims for 30+ bustards and 200‑500 km² of connected habitat.
11 km² of grassland cleared of the invasive plant Prosopis juliflora.
15 km² enclosure with 30 km of predator‑proof fencing installed.
Successful “jump‑start” used a healthy egg to replace a bad one, and the chick survived three months in the wild.
Five‑year national grassland assessment will guide future restoration.
Cheetah population grew from 29 founders to 52 individuals, with 49 cubs born in India.
Future cheetah release sites include Banni Grassland in Gujarat and Nauradehi Sanctuary in Madhya Pradesh.
Efforts include fixing grasslands, building safe fences, and using healthy eggs to raise new birds.
A national study will map and improve grasslands across the country.
Cheetah numbers have risen to 52, and new areas are being prepared for them.
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