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BBMP and KFD officials collaborate to protect Yelahanka Puttenahalli Lake and Bird Conservation Reserve by installing a pipeline to prevent sewage entry. Efforts are made to maintain the pristine condition of the bird conservation reserve while ensuring the safety of flora and fauna. Locals raise concerns about potential risks to the ecosystem and biodiversity.

According to officials from KFD, the draft policy has been submitted to the state government, and a decision on it will be taken soon after the general elections in the state.

BRT Tiger Reserve DCF and director Deepa J Contractor told BM that the fire in the tiger reserve a few days ago had to be put out manually due to difficult terrain.

According to Data provided by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change and Karnataka Forest Department (KFD), these casualties have been going on. While 30 casualties were reported in 2019-20, it decreased to 26 in 2020-21. However, 27 casualties were recorded in 2021-22, 29 in 2022-23 and 39 in 2023-24.

According to KFD officials, the new policy will not only create livelihood opportunities for the tribal population, but will also help in using the weed as a resource. “Furniture made from lantana matches cane furniture quality and thus can be a good alternative to cane products. If promoted well, these items will be cost effective too. As part of lantana craft supporting policy, we will look at strengthening our training and marketing strategies. We will also explore online marketing,&rdq...

Karnataka government launches campaign to capture and radio-collar wild elephants. Cost of capturing and radio-collaring each elephant is Rs 22 lakh.

Majestic elephant Arjuna, who carried the golden 'howdah' during the famous Mysuru Dasara procession, died in a fight with a wild tusker

Ramesh mentioned that a team of forest personnel waiting in a vehicle sighted the tiger around 2 m and quickly took action by darting it with tranquil

Mysuru: A massive force has been requisitioned -- backed up by technological support, trained elephants, and cages -- to track down and capture the ti.

The number of elephants being electrocuted had also reduced marginally. As many as 11 jumbos were electrocuted between January and October 2021, and eight died due to electrocution in a given period in 2022. Between January and October this year, seven elephants were electrocuted. ​