Which national park has highest number of tigers?

According to the report released by the Union Environment Department, Corbett Tiger Reserve has the highest tiger numbers with 252 inside the reserve and 266 using the reserve. Further Reading: National Tiger Conservation Authority. Tiger Conservation in India.



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