Protected Areas
Anshi National Park
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Anshi National Park is a protected area established on September 2 1987 in the Uttara Kannada district of Karnataka, India, in the Western Ghats at elevations from 27 to 1059 meters. It was renamed Kali Tiger Reserve, formerly the Dandeli Anshi Tiger Reserve, in December 2015 and now covers about 1345 square kilometers of montane rainforest and moist deciduous forest drained by the Kali river, habitat for the Bengal tiger, black panther and Indian elephant alongside Indian bison, sloth bears and around 200 bird species including hornbills and eagles.
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