Kuno Nature reserve – See Animals Wild

February 22, 2022June 28, 2022

Proposals have been floated to move Asiatic lions to 6 different relocation sites – including Kuno-Palpur

It is a huge threat to a species if it is only found in one reserve. This I believe is common sense, and not hard to explain. If all the remaining members of a species live in one place, an unexpected event could wipe out the entire population.

A Gir lion, part of the Asiatic subspecies and current only Asian home

March 11, 2018March 14, 2018

A second home for Asiatic Lions

The decline of the Asiatic lion occurred long before the decline of the African lion. Within the last 200 years lions were found across Asia into parts of eastern Europe. In ancient times they were even found in large parts of the Iberian peninsula, so from the furthest east of Asia to the furthest west of Europe.
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