Mahuadanr Wolf Sanctuary

Mahuadanr Wolf Sanctuary is a protected reserve in Chechari Valley that spreads across forests, hills, and farmland in Latehar District. It sits along the border with Chhattisgarh state and provides habitat for wolves in eastern India.

The sanctuary was established in 1976 by the Bihar government under the management of what is now Betla National Park. It was created to protect wolves and maintain the ecological balance in the region.

The name references the wolves that roam these lands, and nearby villages have developed ways to live alongside them through regular communication between rangers and farmers. Local people participate in protecting the animals while maintaining their own livelihoods in the surrounding areas.

The nearest train station is Barwadih Junction, which connects to major cities and serves as the main entry point for reaching the reserve. It helps to plan your route in advance and check local transportation options to reach the sanctuary from the station.

The wolf population has fluctuated dramatically over the decades, reflecting the challenges of managing wildlife in this region. These shifts show how sensitive the species is to environmental changes and human presence.

GPS coordinates: 23.43333,84.03333

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:10