The Assam Cabinet has approved Kaziranga National Park's sixth expansion, which will add more than 47,000 hectares to the UNESCO World Heritage Site, a significant step towards wildlife conservation. The Chief Minister's Office made the announcement, which aims to promote sustainable tourism in the area and improve biodiversity protection. The one-horned rhinoceros, tigers, elephants, and numerous migratory birds are among the endangered species for which this most recent extension represents a major attempt to expand their habitat. The increased area, according to officials, will enhance wildlife corridors and lessen conflicts between people and animals. Assam: Kaziranga National Park Emerges as India's Second Butterfly Diversity Hub with 446 Species.

Assam Cabinet Approves 47,000 Hectares Expansion of Kaziranga National Park

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