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“Rajasthan: From Tiger Crisis to Conservation Leader” Rajasthan, which had once reached a very critical situation regarding tiger conservation, is today setting a commendable example for the entire country. Out of Rajasthan’s total of approximately 160 tigers,(total tigers) 14 tigers are currently fitted with radio collars. Their monitoring is being carried out with great dedication and integrity. In Mukundra Tiger Reserve, all six big tigers (which were brought from outside and re-settled) have been fitted with radio collars. Similarly, in Ramgarh, 3 tigers have radio collars. In Ranthambore, one tiger was recently collared after a gap of 16 years. Additionally, there are collared tigers in Sariska (2) and Karauli-Dholpur Tiger Reserve (1), bringing the total number of radio-collared tigers to 13–14. Their monitoring is done round the clock in three shifts. Apart from this, every park has 6 surveillance camera towers fitted, which are operated through the Global Positioning System (GPS). Their control rooms are linked not only to the respective parks but also to the Forest Department Headquarters in Jaipur. The daily report of every collared tiger reaches from the park headquarters to the state forest headquarters. Moreover, every park has a biologist present to provide technical services and expert advice. In the last few years, the backbone of major poaching rackets in Rajasthan has been broken. I am not claiming that poaching has completely ended, but significant control has been established over it. This can truly be called a victory for the forest officials. However, looking ahead to the future, many more bold and courageous steps are still required. These steps need to be taken within a definite time frame, as they are extremely essential. Today, Rajasthan ranks No. 2 in India in leopard population, No. 1 in sloth bears, holds the first position in caracal (siyahghosh) cats, No. 1 in striped hyena numbers, No. 1 in wolf population, and No. 1 in chinkara and blackbuck (especially if the desert region of western Rajasthan is included). All these efforts and achievements have not come easily. Communities like the Bishnois are always ready to make personal sacrifices for the protection of wildlife. Although this state has been botanically weak and receives low rainfall, it has always been rich in biodiversity. The passion and deep emotional commitment of the people here towards wildlife conservation has always inspired and moved me. Thank you, people of Rajasthan, for this sacred and noble work. #rajasthanforest #bigcatprotection #rajasthantourism #vishnoicommunity #wildlifecare





I’ve posted before about our family’s coffee plantation in Kodagu, which my younger sister manages, and which we’ve come to regard as our adopted ‘ancestral home.’ She just sent me this clip: a herd of elephants marching this morning from one gate of the estate (the Arabica bushes side) through to the other gate across the road (the Robusta side.) This isn’t some new phenomenon caused by habitat encroachment. These majestic visitors have been dropping by for decades, usually to raid the jackfruit trees on the property. But this time they seem to be strolling through the main gates with such confidence that it almost feels as if they had received a formal invitation for tea and snacks… You get the feeling they know the plantation was always theirs, and we’re merely temporary tenants…

VIDEO | Nainital, Uttarakhand: A rare wildlife moment was witnessed as an elephant gave birth to healthy twin calves in Jim Corbett National Park.

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