kanha forest a tiger reserve is an example of which type of conservation?
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The types of forest area found in the Kanha Tiger Reserve are: Moist Peninsular Sal Forests (3C/C2) Southern Tropical Moist Mixed Deciduous Forest (3 A/C 2a) Southern Tropical Dry Deciduous Mixed Forest.
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Kanha forest a tiger reserve is an example of in-situ conservation in which the entire range of floral and faunal species with their genetic variations is preserved as part of a healthy and functioning ecosystem. All these concerted efforts have resulted in a high population of tigers at Kanha.
It is known not only for its high number of tigers but as the last remaining habitat of the hard ground Bara Singha (swamp deer).
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