Kanha tiger reserve supports a wide range of carnivore and herbivore species. They coexist together in different habitats and niches for survival. They draw energy from each other and remain in the same ecological chain of survival. While carnivores have their own hunting techniques their prey species also have their own defence mechanism. This battleground, so to speak, of life and death continues by the natural law of survival of the fittest.

In an ambitious long term project, wild buffaloes were reintroduced into Kanha tiger reserve, MP.

Among the first nine tiger reserves, Kanha is a great conservation landscape. The PA supports a diverse floral and faunal species, some of them endangered and iconic like the barasingha and tiger. Managed under a core-buffer strategy, the Kanha management carries out a number of conservation practices to achieve stated goals and objectives of management. Behind this tremendous success is a dedicated team of officers and field staff.