What are the potential threats posed by the Ken-Betwa River Linking Project to the Panna Tiger Reserve
Discuss the concerns raised by the Congress party regarding the Ken-Betwa River Linking Project's impact on the Panna Tiger Reserve.
**Threats posed by the Ken-Betwa River Linking Project to the Panna Tiger Reserve:**
- 1. Fragmentation of habitat: The diversion of water may lead to a change in the ecosystem, affecting the wildlife that depends on the river.
- 2. Disruption of natural flow: Altering the natural flow of the river could impact the water-dependent flora and fauna in the reserve.
- 3. Human-wildlife conflict: Changes in water availability may force wildlife to move out of the reserve, increasing conflict with human settlements.
- 1. Ecological impact: They argue that the project could threaten the biodiversity and ecosystem of the reserve.
- 2. Inadequate environmental assessment: The party claims that proper environmental studies have not been conducted to evaluate the potential risks.
- 3. Lack of consultation: There are concerns that stakeholders, including local communities and conservationists, have not been adequately consulted in the decision-making process.
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