MHTR: landscape, biodiversity, and conservation — without the noise.
This site is an independent, non-governmental initiative to share readable, source-backed information about Mukundara Hills Tiger Reserve (MHTR). It does not publish sensitive wildlife locations.
Independent
Conservation-first
Source-backed
No sensitive info
Landscape — geography, habitats, connectivity, and how pressures reshape ecosystems.
Biodiversity — more than a single flagship species: plants, insects, birds, and mammals.
Resources — curated plans, notifications, studies, and maps (linked and summarised).
Explore the Landscape
Habitats, corridors, water, and the physical story of the reserve.
Explore Biodiversity
Plants, butterflies, birds, mammals—richness beyond headlines.
Browse Resources
Official documents and research papers—organised and readable.
What this site is (and isn’t)
This is a public information initiative designed to improve awareness and literacy around MHTR’s ecology and conservation context.
- Not affiliated with the Forest Department or tourism operators
- No “live location” updates or sensitive nesting/den details
- Claims are linked to sources in the Resources section
Start here
Landscape overview
Understand habitats, connectivity, and constraints.
Biodiversity overview
Species groups, checklists, and ecological notes.
Primary sources
Plans, notifications, and studies—curated.