In Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu, foresters and veterinarians joined forces to achieve a critical conservation success story.
Two leopards, who had strayed into a village causing panic, were safely captured and relocated back into their natural forest home.
This humane approach, known as safe capture and translocation, is vital for resolving human-wildlife conflict and protecting endangered species.
IAS Supriya Sahu shared this video on X: "Kudos to the local villagers for their support and to the Forest staff for the successful rescue and release of the leopards."
Credits : Supriya Sahu IAS (@supriyasahuias) on X
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[Wildlife conservation, Human-wildlife conflict, Leopards, Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu]
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