BAGH CHAAL
Bagh Chaal - Traversing the heart of India
Tigers like many other wildlife species move through corridors for their healthy populations to thrive in India. As they walk from one protected area to another, they must cross everything that comes in between.
But how can these animals move safely through human-dominated landscapes? Can infrastructure development be designed to meet the needs of tigers and development?
Join Bagh Chaal today
If you are someone who lives or works in the Central India corridors and would champion the cause for the safe tiger movement, check out our Bagh Chaal resource kit below.
Our outreach kit includes multi-lingual science outreach materials that include the Bagh Chaal video explainer, an infographic and a customisable info-card for your region of connectivity.
Infographic
A Brief Explainer of the Issue of Habitat Connectivity in Central India, the Need for It, and Possible Measures to Secure It
Info-Card of the Pench-Umred-Bor-Nawegaon Linkage
Customise the info card for free for your corridors by writing to us at conservingcentralindia@gmail.com
Explainer Video
This illustrative map highlights the corridors critical for connectivity in the Central Indian Landscape based on the NCCI led scientific consensus study. It also highlights the challenges for those living and working in these corridors.
You can have your own copy of the poster by writing to us at ConservingCentralIndia@gmail.com
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Download the High Quality map here to advocate for habitat connectivity for tigers in Central India.
About the Connectivity Working Group
NCCI's Connectivity Working Group originated at CILS3 in Melghat in 2019 to synthesize spatial agreement across multiple tiger connectivity studies to aid complicated on-ground management.
BaghChaal - is the outreach campaign from NCCI led scientific study that created and drew inferences for management from the consensus connectivity areas (CCAs) in central india.
