Kanha Tiger Reserve in central India is one of India’s prime tiger habitats, located on the northern slopes of the Maikal hills in the Satpura highlands. With its dense foliage, woodlands and grassy plains, Kanha supports a wide range of species, including leopards, wild dogs and sloth bears, as well as a myriad of reptiles and insects and over 300 species of birds. It is also India’s best managed tiger reserve and has a long history of conservation. In 2016, park managers started using camera traps to monitor tiger movements and to capture their natural behaviour along with that of other animals. Despite using a range of camera models, the results typically showed the animals only, not their surrounding habitat.
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