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Buxa Tiger Reserve to receive two more tigers from Bihar and Assam

West Bengal forest minister Manoj Oraon announced that two tigers will be relocated to Buxa Tiger Reserve from Bihar and Assam by the end of the month. The decision comes as officials continue to monitor a radio‑collared tigress, which was moved to Buxa from Valmiki Tiger Reserve on October 2.

Buxa Tiger Reserve to receive two more tigers from Bihar and Assam
Buxa Tiger Reserve to receive two more tigers from Bihar and AssamPhoto via Deccan Herald

West Bengal forest minister Manoj Oraon confirmed that two additional tigers will be transferred to Buxa Tiger Reserve from the states of Bihar and Assam before the month ends. The relocation is part of the state's effort to bolster the tiger population in the reserve.

The announcement follows ongoing monitoring of a radio‑collared tigress that was brought to Buxa from Bihar's Valmiki Tiger Reserve on October 2. Officials are closely tracking her movements within the core forest areas of the reserve.

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