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Sariska lost all its tigers to poaching by 2005; relocation since 2008 has taken tiger count to 58
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Sariska Tiger Reserve in Rajasthan is witnessing a remarkable turnaround in its tiger population thanks to a dedicated relocation initiative. Once facing extinction in 2005, the reserve began its efforts in 2008 by relocating tigers from Ranthambore.
As of June 2026, the population has surged to 58, with new cubs spotted. Visitors can participate in responsible wildlife experiences via guided safari rides.
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