Context:

• Located in the mesmerizing state of Assam, the Bura Chapori Wildlife Sanctuary is a testament to the region’s commitment to conservation and protecting its rich biodiversity.
• The Assam government is currently taking measures to open the traditional path for wild animals from Kaziranga to Orang National Park via the Bura Chapori Wildlife Sanctuary.

About Burachapori Wildlife Sanctuary:

=> Encompassing an impressive area of 44.06 square kilometers, the Bura Chapori Wildlife Sanctuary offers a diverse landscape that is home to a wide array of flora and fauna.

=> In 1974, the Bura Chapori Wildlife Sanctuary was officially declared a Reserved forest, recognizing its ecological importance and the need to protect its natural resources.

=> It later went on to become a wildlife sanctuary in 1995.

=> It is situated along the south bank of the Brahmaputra River, which is providing a thriving habitat for various flora and fauna.

=> The Bura Chapori Wildlife Sanctuary serves as a notified buffer zone of the renowned Kaziranga Tiger Reserve.

=> This crucial connection contributes to the conservation of the region’s tiger population and the overall ecological balance.