
Pench’s standing in India’s tiger conservation story was reinforced in late 2025, when the Madhya Pradesh leg of the sixth All-India Tiger Estimation — the country’s national tiger census, conducted every four years by the National Tiger Conservation Authority and the Wildlife Institute of India — held its central India regional training workshop at Pench Tiger Reserve. Madhya Pradesh entered this census cycle as India’s top tiger state, with 785 tigers recorded in the 2022 count, part of the wider tiger conservation story unfolding across India’s national parks, and results from the current cycle are expected through 2027.
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