About Bagdara Wildlife Sanctuary:
- It is situated in the Sidhi and Singrauli districts of Madhya Pradesh.
- The sanctuary was established in 1978 for the conservation of blackbuck and other wildlife species, including wild boar, jackal, fox, porcupine, hyena, and sambar.
- Son River makes the southern boundary of the sanctuary.
- Natural caves and rock shelters are part of the Sanctuary.
- Vegetation: The sanctuary hosts a very dense cover of dry deciduous mixed forest.
- Flora:
- The dominant trees include Gigantic Creepers, Mango Groves, Orchids, Teak Trees, and many more.
- Lendia, Khair, Dhawda, and Tendu are also common.
- Fauna: It boasts a number of wild animals, including Tiger, Panther, Deer, Sambhar, Hyenas, Chinkara, Cheetal, Wild Boar, Black Buck, along with an incredible diversity of birds.
