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Synchronized Elephant Population Estimation 2023 Report
August 12 , 2023
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- Tamil Nadu recorded an increase in the number of elephants in the wild as per the latest synchronised elephant population estimation report.
- The Tamilnadu state accounts for 2,961 elephants.
- It is up by 200 over the 2017 estimates of 2,761 elephants.
- Among the 26 forest divisions, Mudumalai Tiger Reserve had the highest estimated density of elephants.
- It is followed by Mudumalai Tiger Reserve (MTR) Masinagudi division and Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserve (STR) Hasanur division.
- Among the five elephant reserves, the Nilgiris Eastern Ghats Elephant Reserve had the highest estimated density.
- It is followed by Agasthyamalai Elephant Reserve, Nilambur Silent Valley -Coimbatore Elephant Reserve and Periyar Elephant Reserve.
- According to Elephant Census-2023, Karnataka leads the country in the total number of elephants.
- Their population range is estimated to be between 5,914 and 6,877.
- The number of elephants in Karnataka has increased by 346, from an estimated 6,049 in 2017 to 6,395 now.
- It is the highest in the country.
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