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Happy #WorldElephantDay! 🐘 Tamil Nadu Government is committed to protecting its precious wildlife. With the notification of the new Agathiyamalai Elephant Reserve, upgradation of two elephant camps, restoration of degraded forests, empowerment of elephant caretakers, modernisation of forest force and innovative solutions with AI-enabled surveillance using thermal cameras, we are committed to conservation of elephants. The #TNElephantConclave in Coimbatore reinforces our dedication to elephant conservation. Together, let's secure a brighter future for these gentle giants.
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Happy #WorldElephantDay! 🐘 Tamil Nadu Government is committed to protecting its precious wildlife. With the notification of the new Agathiyamalai Elephant Reserve, upgradation of two elephant camps, restoration of degraded forests, empowerment of elephant caretakers, modernisation of forest force and innovative solutions with AI-enabled surveillance using thermal cameras, we are committed to conservation of elephants. The #TNElephantConclave in Coimbatore reinforces our dedication to elephant conservation. Together, let's secure a brighter future for these gentle giants.

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Greetings on World Elephant Day 🐘 India is proudly a home to nearly 60% of the world's population of Asiatic elephants. Elephants in India are not just looked at in awe but also revered. Use of technology, like early warning systems and AI-based monitoring, along with training and community engagement, is helping reduce human-elephant conflict and encourage harmonious coexistence. This World Elephant Day, let us all renew our pledge to protect these majestic creatures and ensure their safe future.

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The recent AI Impact Summit hosted by India recently brings focus on practical applications of AI. At Madukkarai in Tamil Nadu, a simple AI-based Elephant Detection System has enabled 8,679 safe elephant crossings in a little more than 2 years. Incidently it has also recorded 100 leopard alerts, 560 wild gaur alerts, and captured 14,888 deer alerts across two vulnerable railway stretches, protecting precious wildlife. In Gudalur in the Nilgiris, another AI system is working at the landscape level to generate real-time alerts for the local community, and in Hosur too, an AI system is helping elephants. These systems may not be perfect, no system ever is, but the foremost goal is protection. The future of AI lies not just in innovation, but in using technology where it matters most: solving real problems, in real places, and for real lives #AIforgood #wildlifeconservation #MadukkaraiAIProject #elephants WWF-India WWF IUCN
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Imagine a world without elephants. Imagine forests without them. They would never be as rich, resilient and alive as they are when elephants roam through them as ecosystem engineers ! India is so lucky to have elephants. The latest Wildlife Institute of India DNA-based assessment estimates 22,446 wild elephants in India, meaning India is home to roughly half of the world’s remaining wild Asian elephants. Within India, the Western Ghats are the great elephant stronghold. Karnataka (6,013), Tamil Nadu (3,136) and Kerala (2,785) together have 11,934 elephants, more than 53% of India’s entire estimated population. Tamil Nadu has the third-highest elephant population in the country, after Karnataka and Assam. India’s top five elephant states are: Karnataka 6,013 | Assam 4,159 | Tamil Nadu 3,136 | Kerala 2,785 | Uttarakhand 1,792. Together they account for nearly 80% of India’s elephants. This #WorldElephantDay, we must resolve to do everything we can to conserve elephants #worldElephantDay2026 #elephants #elephantday Brilliant capture Pravin Shanmughanandam
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Imagine a world without elephants. Imagine forests without them. They would never be as rich, resilient and alive as they are when elephants roam through them as ecosystem engineers ! India is so lucky to have elephants. The latest Wildlife Institute of India DNA-based assessment estimates 22,446 wild elephants in India, meaning India is home to roughly half of the world’s remaining wild Asian elephants. Within India, the Western Ghats are the great elephant stronghold. Karnataka (6,013), Tamil Nadu (3,136) and Kerala (2,785) together have 11,934 elephants, more than 53% of India’s entire estimated population. Tamil Nadu has the third-highest elephant population in the country, after Karnataka and Assam. India’s top five elephant states are: Karnataka 6,013 | Assam 4,159 | Tamil Nadu 3,136 | Kerala 2,785 | Uttarakhand 1,792. Together they account for nearly 80% of India’s elephants. This #WorldElephantDay, we must resolve to do everything we can to conserve elephants #worldElephantDay2026 #elephants #elephantday Brilliant capture Pravin Shanmughanandam

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India is home to one of the richest and most diverse landscapes on Earth. On #WorldElephantDay we can proudly say that nearly 60% of the world’s wild Asian elephants live here, a living symbol of our ecological heritage. They embody majestic beauty, hold deep religious and cultural significance. Under the leadership of Hon’ble PM Shri Narendra Modi Ji, India's elephant reserves stand as a testament of commitment towards conservation. There are 33 elephant reserves across 14 states protecting critical habitats and conserving migration routes. Elephants are ecosystem's engineer. As they roam, they disperse seeds across long distances, giving rise to new plants. Every step of an elephant keeps nature in balance. Let’s unite to protect and preserve these gentle giants. #WorldElephantDay2026 #SaveElephants #ProjectElephant #विश्व_हाथी_दिवस MoEF&CC National Museum of Natural History Wildlife Institute of India Zoological Survey of India Central Zoo Authority Wildlife Trust of India Pawan Kalyan Ramesh Pandey
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India is home to one of the richest and most diverse landscapes on Earth. On #WorldElephantDay we can proudly say that nearly 60% of the world’s wild Asian elephants live here, a living symbol of our ecological heritage. They embody majestic beauty, hold deep religious and cultural significance. Under the leadership of Hon’ble PM Shri Narendra Modi Ji, India's elephant reserves stand as a testament of commitment towards conservation. There are 33 elephant reserves across 14 states protecting critical habitats and conserving migration routes. Elephants are ecosystem's engineer. As they roam, they disperse seeds across long distances, giving rise to new plants. Every step of an elephant keeps nature in balance. Let’s unite to protect and preserve these gentle giants. #WorldElephantDay2026 #SaveElephants #ProjectElephant #विश्व_हाथी_दिवस MoEF&CC National Museum of Natural History Wildlife Institute of India Zoological Survey of India Central Zoo Authority Wildlife Trust of India Pawan Kalyan Ramesh Pandey

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Maharashtra’s Mission for Tiger Conservation and Environmental Sustainability Glad to be present at the event organised on the occasion of 'International Tiger Day 2026' in Nagpur today. For more than 30 years, tiger conservation has been one of our highest priorities. Tigers are found in only 13 countries and India is home to nearly 75% of the world's tiger population. Maharashtra has also done exceedingly well in tiger conservation and is home to 444 tigers across 6 tiger reserves today. This success is the result of continuous efforts by the government in protecting natural habitats, adopting scientific conservation practices and working closely with local communities. With our five-point conservation strategy and the collective efforts of all stakeholders, Maharashtra will continue to strengthen its conservation work and soon emerge as the leading state in tiger conservation. Congratulations to the Forest Department for its dedicated efforts. It is encouraging to see technology strengthening conservation, with AI-based early warning systems and camera monitoring helping reduce human-wildlife conflict, particularly in districts such as Nagpur. As the world faces climate change and growing environmental challenges, protecting our forests has never been more important. By protecting the tiger, we are preserving biodiversity and securing a healthier future for generations to come. Minister Ganesh Naik ji, MoS Dr. Pankaj Bhoyar, MoS Adv. Ashish Jaiswal, MLA Sumit Wankhede, Representatives from Bhutan, Cambodia, Bangladesh and other dignitaries were present. Ganesh Naik Pankaj Rajesh Bhoyar Adv.Ashish jaiswal Sumit Wankhede #Maharashtra #Nagpur #InternationalTigerDay
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Maharashtra’s Mission for Tiger Conservation and Environmental Sustainability Glad to be present at the event organised on the occasion of 'International Tiger Day 2026' in Nagpur today. For more than 30 years, tiger conservation has been one of our highest priorities. Tigers are found in only 13 countries and India is home to nearly 75% of the world's tiger population. Maharashtra has also done exceedingly well in tiger conservation and is home to 444 tigers across 6 tiger reserves today. This success is the result of continuous efforts by the government in protecting natural habitats, adopting scientific conservation practices and working closely with local communities. With our five-point conservation strategy and the collective efforts of all stakeholders, Maharashtra will continue to strengthen its conservation work and soon emerge as the leading state in tiger conservation. Congratulations to the Forest Department for its dedicated efforts. It is encouraging to see technology strengthening conservation, with AI-based early warning systems and camera monitoring helping reduce human-wildlife conflict, particularly in districts such as Nagpur. As the world faces climate change and growing environmental challenges, protecting our forests has never been more important. By protecting the tiger, we are preserving biodiversity and securing a healthier future for generations to come. Minister Ganesh Naik ji, MoS Dr. Pankaj Bhoyar, MoS Adv. Ashish Jaiswal, MLA Sumit Wankhede, Representatives from Bhutan, Cambodia, Bangladesh and other dignitaries were present. Ganesh Naik Pankaj Rajesh Bhoyar Adv.Ashish jaiswal Sumit Wankhede #Maharashtra #Nagpur #InternationalTigerDay

Devendra Fadnavis

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From Kumkis to AI: Andhra Pradesh Leads the Way in Human–Wildlife Coexistence To address the rising Man–Animal Conflict, especially wild elephant intrusions near forest villages, the Government of Andhra Pradesh has launched an AI-based solar-powered detection and deterrence system in Chittoor Division, under the leadership of Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan. Earlier, with the support of the Karnataka Government, 4 Kumki elephants were brought to Andhra Pradesh and successfully assisted in multiple operations to safely guide wild elephants back to their forest habitats. Now, taking this forward, advanced AI & Machine Learning–powered systems are being deployed to detect elephants, trigger mild deterrents, and send real-time alerts to forest officials ensuring safety for both people and wildlife. With 120° coverage and a 60-meter range, these systems continuously monitor sensitive zones, preventing crop damage and minimizing conflict. Under the visionary leadership of Hon’ble PM Sri Narendra Modi ji and Hon’ble CM Sri N Chandrababu Naidu garu, this initiative by Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan embodies how technology and compassion can come together for a sustainable, humane future. Innovation with heart. Protection with purpose. PMO India MoEF&CC CMO Andhra Pradesh #TechnologyForGood #HumanAnimalConflict #AndhraPradesh
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From Kumkis to AI: Andhra Pradesh Leads the Way in Human–Wildlife Coexistence To address the rising Man–Animal Conflict, especially wild elephant intrusions near forest villages, the Government of Andhra Pradesh has launched an AI-based solar-powered detection and deterrence system in Chittoor Division, under the leadership of Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan. Earlier, with the support of the Karnataka Government, 4 Kumki elephants were brought to Andhra Pradesh and successfully assisted in multiple operations to safely guide wild elephants back to their forest habitats. Now, taking this forward, advanced AI & Machine Learning–powered systems are being deployed to detect elephants, trigger mild deterrents, and send real-time alerts to forest officials ensuring safety for both people and wildlife. With 120° coverage and a 60-meter range, these systems continuously monitor sensitive zones, preventing crop damage and minimizing conflict. Under the visionary leadership of Hon’ble PM Sri Narendra Modi ji and Hon’ble CM Sri N Chandrababu Naidu garu, this initiative by Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan embodies how technology and compassion can come together for a sustainable, humane future. Innovation with heart. Protection with purpose. PMO India MoEF&CC CMO Andhra Pradesh #TechnologyForGood #HumanAnimalConflict #AndhraPradesh

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Incredible sight ! A big shout-out to Loco Pilot Das and Assistant Loco Pilot Umesh Kumar of the 15959 Kamrup Express for their swift and heroic action on 16th October in saving a herd of about 60 elephants crossing the railway tracks between Habaipur and Lamsakhang by applying emergency brakes. Pilots were alerted through a Artificial Intelligence based Detection System which comprehensively covers the track. This incident spotlights the importance of technology to prevent such near-misses. Tamil Nadu’s AI-based surveillance system implemented by us in Madukkarai, Coimbatore has also successfully prevented elephant-train collisions through 24/7 monitoring with thermal cameras and real-time alerts. Implementing similar solutions across vulnerable tracks can significantly reduce fatalities and enhance coexistence between wildlife and human infrastructure. Video मं.रे.प्र.लामडिंग, पू.सी.रेलवे / DRM LUMDING NFR #elephants #madukkarai #wildlifeconservation #AIinwildlifeconservation Tamil Nadu Forest Department
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Incredible sight ! A big shout-out to Loco Pilot Das and Assistant Loco Pilot Umesh Kumar of the 15959 Kamrup Express for their swift and heroic action on 16th October in saving a herd of about 60 elephants crossing the railway tracks between Habaipur and Lamsakhang by applying emergency brakes. Pilots were alerted through a Artificial Intelligence based Detection System which comprehensively covers the track. This incident spotlights the importance of technology to prevent such near-misses. Tamil Nadu’s AI-based surveillance system implemented by us in Madukkarai, Coimbatore has also successfully prevented elephant-train collisions through 24/7 monitoring with thermal cameras and real-time alerts. Implementing similar solutions across vulnerable tracks can significantly reduce fatalities and enhance coexistence between wildlife and human infrastructure. Video मं.रे.प्र.लामडिंग, पू.सी.रेलवे / DRM LUMDING NFR #elephants #madukkarai #wildlifeconservation #AIinwildlifeconservation Tamil Nadu Forest Department

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Something incredibly exciting is happening in Gudalur in The Nilgiris District which has been facing serious human wildlife conflict for years but this is now set to change. The Tamil Nadu Forest Department has just launched another AI-powered Command and Control Centre using 46 AI enabled thermal cameras to detect wildlife movement early and warn people with real time alerts. This is backed by round-the-clock monitoring and rapid response teams. We plan to minimise wildlife and Human deaths aiming zero casualties.These are still early days, but the effort is on ground. Funded by State Planning Commission - Tamil Nadu the project is painstakingly executed by the dynamic & committed DFO Thiru N. Vengatesh and his energetic team. This initiative is one of its kind following a whole of landscape approach. #tnforest #elephants ##wildlifeconservation #humanwildlifeconflict IUCN WWF Wildlife Institute of India
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Something incredibly exciting is happening in Gudalur in The Nilgiris District which has been facing serious human wildlife conflict for years but this is now set to change. The Tamil Nadu Forest Department has just launched another AI-powered Command and Control Centre using 46 AI enabled thermal cameras to detect wildlife movement early and warn people with real time alerts. This is backed by round-the-clock monitoring and rapid response teams. We plan to minimise wildlife and Human deaths aiming zero casualties.These are still early days, but the effort is on ground. Funded by State Planning Commission - Tamil Nadu the project is painstakingly executed by the dynamic & committed DFO Thiru N. Vengatesh and his energetic team. This initiative is one of its kind following a whole of landscape approach. #tnforest #elephants ##wildlifeconservation #humanwildlifeconflict IUCN WWF Wildlife Institute of India

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We remain committed to expanding access to electricity and improving the quality of life of our people across Ogun State. Through our rural and urban electrification interventions, we have facilitated and distributed thousands of transformers to communities, helping to strengthen electricity infrastructure and bring power closer to homes and businesses. We recognise that access to electricity is critical to development. It supports artisans and small businesses, improves security, stimulates local economies and creates opportunities for our people, particularly in rural and underserved communities. As we continue to complement these interventions with roads and other critical infrastructure, our focus remains clear: to take meaningful development to the grassroots and ensure that no community is left behind. Together, we are powering communities, empowering lives and moving Ogun State forward.
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We remain committed to expanding access to electricity and improving the quality of life of our people across Ogun State. Through our rural and urban electrification interventions, we have facilitated and distributed thousands of transformers to communities, helping to strengthen electricity infrastructure and bring power closer to homes and businesses. We recognise that access to electricity is critical to development. It supports artisans and small businesses, improves security, stimulates local economies and creates opportunities for our people, particularly in rural and underserved communities. As we continue to complement these interventions with roads and other critical infrastructure, our focus remains clear: to take meaningful development to the grassroots and ensure that no community is left behind. Together, we are powering communities, empowering lives and moving Ogun State forward.

Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola YAYI. CON, FCA

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Whewwww, what a day its been, I finally got enough signal to post some videos of this elephant rescue happening all day today...it's been nearly 24 hours since this rescue began and we're still a few hours away from this poor elephant's ultimate freedom at Elephant Nature Park, but Lek and her team have been amazing helping keep her calm the entire trip as it's very confusing for elephants to be moved since they have PTSD from being moved earlier in their life and then treated so terribly at logging and riding camps...this time however, my Karmagawa birthday fundraiser elephant is on the way to a FAR better place and will no longer be forced to endure a life of abuse/cruelty, only freedom and kindness! Her whole life is about to change and hopefully she can learn that not all humans are evil... We setup another fundraiser here: to help rescue more abused elephants as this is only my 2nd elephant rescue and there's SO MANY MORE to help so every donation counts and we really appreciate it! Please retweet and help me get the word out: DO NOT RIDE ELEPHANTS AS TOURISTS UNKNOWINGLY SUPPORT AND FUND THIS CRUEL INDUSTRY, WE MUST MAKE EVERYONE AWARE AND HELP THESE HIGHLY INTELLIGENT BUT ALSO SADLY HEAVILY ABUSED ANIMALS!!
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Whewwww, what a day its been, I finally got enough signal to post some videos of this elephant rescue happening all day today...it's been nearly 24 hours since this rescue began and we're still a few hours away from this poor elephant's ultimate freedom at Elephant Nature Park, but Lek and her team have been amazing helping keep her calm the entire trip as it's very confusing for elephants to be moved since they have PTSD from being moved earlier in their life and then treated so terribly at logging and riding camps...this time however, my Karmagawa birthday fundraiser elephant is on the way to a FAR better place and will no longer be forced to endure a life of abuse/cruelty, only freedom and kindness! Her whole life is about to change and hopefully she can learn that not all humans are evil... We setup another fundraiser here: to help rescue more abused elephants as this is only my 2nd elephant rescue and there's SO MANY MORE to help so every donation counts and we really appreciate it! Please retweet and help me get the word out: DO NOT RIDE ELEPHANTS AS TOURISTS UNKNOWINGLY SUPPORT AND FUND THIS CRUEL INDUSTRY, WE MUST MAKE EVERYONE AWARE AND HELP THESE HIGHLY INTELLIGENT BUT ALSO SADLY HEAVILY ABUSED ANIMALS!!

Timothy Sykes

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As the dry season takes hold in Tsavo, the elephant visitors come to Ithumba in a steady stream. Up to 150 congregate by our water troughs sometimes. Head Keeper Benjamin and the team are ready. Behind these full troughs is Water for Wildlife — our complex, fully committed conservation programme. Northern Tsavo is marked by high salinity levels, rendering much of its water undrinkable. To solve the water challenge, we established a desalination plant in Ithumba. Now, we can take saline water directly from the Ithumba boreholes, process it through the plant, and make it potable. Multiple times a day, our bowsers deliver water and top up troughs, dispersing the wealth throughout the landscape. This innovation has also transformed operations for our teams and the KWS units who are also based in Ithumba. Since we began providing drinkable water, wildlife have come back to the area in droves. These reliable watering points encourage elephants to remain deep within the safety of the park instead of venturing onto community land in search of food and water, which helps reduce human-wildlife conflict. Support our conservation projects, and elephants like these:
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As the dry season takes hold in Tsavo, the elephant visitors come to Ithumba in a steady stream. Up to 150 congregate by our water troughs sometimes. Head Keeper Benjamin and the team are ready. Behind these full troughs is Water for Wildlife — our complex, fully committed conservation programme. Northern Tsavo is marked by high salinity levels, rendering much of its water undrinkable. To solve the water challenge, we established a desalination plant in Ithumba. Now, we can take saline water directly from the Ithumba boreholes, process it through the plant, and make it potable. Multiple times a day, our bowsers deliver water and top up troughs, dispersing the wealth throughout the landscape. This innovation has also transformed operations for our teams and the KWS units who are also based in Ithumba. Since we began providing drinkable water, wildlife have come back to the area in droves. These reliable watering points encourage elephants to remain deep within the safety of the park instead of venturing onto community land in search of food and water, which helps reduce human-wildlife conflict. Support our conservation projects, and elephants like these:

Sheldrick Wildlife Trust

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There’s something powerful about thousands of people coming together — for music, sports, ideas or community. Behind every event is a shared experience worth protecting. Axon’s Real-Time Event Protection brings together law enforcement, private security and event organizers in a connected platform built for proactive safety. From festivals and football games to cultural celebrations and community gatherings, it enables clear communication, real-time visibility and coordinated response without disrupting the experience. At the core of Real-Time Event Protection is Axon Fusus, which unifies live camera feeds, drone footage and data from across an event footprint — delivering a real-time view through a single pane of glass to all safety teams. With advanced mapping, video integration and situational awareness, responders can detect issues early, respond faster and make more informed decisions. This technology is built to protect the stories we carry with us long after the lights go down. Learn more about how Axon technology is working to make every event safer at #Axon #ProtectLife
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There’s something powerful about thousands of people coming together — for music, sports, ideas or community. Behind every event is a shared experience worth protecting. Axon’s Real-Time Event Protection brings together law enforcement, private security and event organizers in a connected platform built for proactive safety. From festivals and football games to cultural celebrations and community gatherings, it enables clear communication, real-time visibility and coordinated response without disrupting the experience. At the core of Real-Time Event Protection is Axon Fusus, which unifies live camera feeds, drone footage and data from across an event footprint — delivering a real-time view through a single pane of glass to all safety teams. With advanced mapping, video integration and situational awareness, responders can detect issues early, respond faster and make more informed decisions. This technology is built to protect the stories we carry with us long after the lights go down. Learn more about how Axon technology is working to make every event safer at #Axon #ProtectLife

Axon

43,645 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Long message Warning ⚠️ It is a long message but worth reading if you believe in 'Where there is a will, there is a way'. This is also a true story of struggles of life in the wild and triumph over sadness. On the evening of 3rd March in Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserve near Bannari, an ailing female elephant with two of her babies including a sub-adult male elephant and a very young female baby elephant was found to be lying in a distressed condition by the Tamil Nadu foresters. The moment we got to know about this a team of expert veterinarians was pressed into service. Doctors found the ailing mother to be too weak to move and separated from her native herd. Her two babies were traumatised and started running uncontrollably in panic. The team immediately guided the young sub-adult elephant back to the herd and quickly attended to the ailing female and the baby elephant. Steps were undertaken as per the TN Forest Department SOP Guidelines for handling calf rescue situations, ensuring the calf was well hydrated, and secured in a safe, stress-free environment with minimal human intervention. With the Veterinary team coming to a conclusion that there was almost nil chance of survival of the mother elephant, efforts were initiated on 4th morning to re-unite the calf with the native herd with her sibling. We have a firm resolve to give the best chance to rewilding efforts rather than taking the easy option to make the calf a captive elephant in a camp. We swiftly organised teams from Anamalai and Mudumalai, consisting of experienced frontline staff, veterinarians, and mahouts to aid in the reunification efforts. After identifying the native herd with the help of Drones and night vision cameras at around 8 pm, the calf was brought safely onto a department vehicle and taken to the site of the same native herd. In a swift process, the calf was reunited with another elderly female of the herd, after ensuring her capability of lactating and supporting the young baby. As expected, the female and the rest of the herd took the baby elephant under their wings lovingly. The reuniting team visited the field to monitor the progress and was rewarded with a wonderful sight of the baby elephant alongside the female crossing the road with the herd at 9:30 am on the 5th morning. This is the latest among multiple successful calf relocation attempts made by the TamilNadu forest department, and the very first such effort in Sathyamangalam landscape. It throws light on the incredible fact that elephants across the landscape share a common social behaviour and a deep bond. The sincere attempt is also a testament to the exemplary efforts and hardwork of foot soldiers and officers of the TN Forest Department. Kudos to the entire team including CF Thiru Rajkumar, DD Thiru Sudhakar, FD MTR Thiru Venkatesh, FD ATR Thiru Ramasubramaniam, Dr Rajesh Kumar,Dr.Sukumar, Dr Kalaivanan, Dr Vijayaraghavan, Dr.Sadhasivam, Dr.K.Kumar, Research Scientist AIWC. Ramkumar and Lalit - Who stayed with the calf the entire two days. Mahout Kirumaaran and team from Mudumalai who played a key role in reuniting the calf with the herd. Mahouts and frontline staff of Anamalai led by Forest Range officers Pugazhendi and Manikandan. TN forest department staff of Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserve led by FD, DD and Range officers of STR. Drone managers and experts. #elephantcalfrescue TN DIPR Tamil Nadu Forest Department #WildlifeConservation WWF-India
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Long message Warning ⚠️ It is a long message but worth reading if you believe in 'Where there is a will, there is a way'. This is also a true story of struggles of life in the wild and triumph over sadness. On the evening of 3rd March in Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserve near Bannari, an ailing female elephant with two of her babies including a sub-adult male elephant and a very young female baby elephant was found to be lying in a distressed condition by the Tamil Nadu foresters. The moment we got to know about this a team of expert veterinarians was pressed into service. Doctors found the ailing mother to be too weak to move and separated from her native herd. Her two babies were traumatised and started running uncontrollably in panic. The team immediately guided the young sub-adult elephant back to the herd and quickly attended to the ailing female and the baby elephant. Steps were undertaken as per the TN Forest Department SOP Guidelines for handling calf rescue situations, ensuring the calf was well hydrated, and secured in a safe, stress-free environment with minimal human intervention. With the Veterinary team coming to a conclusion that there was almost nil chance of survival of the mother elephant, efforts were initiated on 4th morning to re-unite the calf with the native herd with her sibling. We have a firm resolve to give the best chance to rewilding efforts rather than taking the easy option to make the calf a captive elephant in a camp. We swiftly organised teams from Anamalai and Mudumalai, consisting of experienced frontline staff, veterinarians, and mahouts to aid in the reunification efforts. After identifying the native herd with the help of Drones and night vision cameras at around 8 pm, the calf was brought safely onto a department vehicle and taken to the site of the same native herd. In a swift process, the calf was reunited with another elderly female of the herd, after ensuring her capability of lactating and supporting the young baby. As expected, the female and the rest of the herd took the baby elephant under their wings lovingly. The reuniting team visited the field to monitor the progress and was rewarded with a wonderful sight of the baby elephant alongside the female crossing the road with the herd at 9:30 am on the 5th morning. This is the latest among multiple successful calf relocation attempts made by the TamilNadu forest department, and the very first such effort in Sathyamangalam landscape. It throws light on the incredible fact that elephants across the landscape share a common social behaviour and a deep bond. The sincere attempt is also a testament to the exemplary efforts and hardwork of foot soldiers and officers of the TN Forest Department. Kudos to the entire team including CF Thiru Rajkumar, DD Thiru Sudhakar, FD MTR Thiru Venkatesh, FD ATR Thiru Ramasubramaniam, Dr Rajesh Kumar,Dr.Sukumar, Dr Kalaivanan, Dr Vijayaraghavan, Dr.Sadhasivam, Dr.K.Kumar, Research Scientist AIWC. Ramkumar and Lalit - Who stayed with the calf the entire two days. Mahout Kirumaaran and team from Mudumalai who played a key role in reuniting the calf with the herd. Mahouts and frontline staff of Anamalai led by Forest Range officers Pugazhendi and Manikandan. TN forest department staff of Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserve led by FD, DD and Range officers of STR. Drone managers and experts. #elephantcalfrescue TN DIPR Tamil Nadu Forest Department #WildlifeConservation WWF-India

Supriya Sahu IAS

92,151 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

Every year large elephant herds migrate in Hosur from the adjoining Bannerghatta National Park and Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary often crossing into the forest agriculture interface of Jawlagiri and Denkanikottai leading to conflict. This is truly one of the toughest seasons for elephants,local people and the Forest staff. This region has seen some serious conflicts in the past. This year, our response is smarter and faster. Among many other interventions we are using a Thermal Drone customized for continuous monitoring which is proving to be a breakthrough. Real-time visuals are helping us detect herds early and guide nearly 50% of them back towards the interior forest areas before they approach habitations. It has also prevented accidental encounters, protected our ground teams, and more than doubled the efficiency of safe passage. On the ground, 20 anti-depredation teams work through the night, supported by phased installation of steel wire rope fencing along the 200 km forest boundary, which has already closed key crossing points in the Jawlagiri sector. Occasionally, elephants do enter open areas, and our teams ensure people keep away, avoiding risk and allowing safe passage. Technology, teamwork and dedicated field staff are helping Hosur lead in smarter coexistence. Kudos to the TN Forest team led by Jagdish S. Bakan IFS #TNForest #Humanwildlifeconflict #elephants v Tamil Nadu Forest Department
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Every year large elephant herds migrate in Hosur from the adjoining Bannerghatta National Park and Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary often crossing into the forest agriculture interface of Jawlagiri and Denkanikottai leading to conflict. This is truly one of the toughest seasons for elephants,local people and the Forest staff. This region has seen some serious conflicts in the past. This year, our response is smarter and faster. Among many other interventions we are using a Thermal Drone customized for continuous monitoring which is proving to be a breakthrough. Real-time visuals are helping us detect herds early and guide nearly 50% of them back towards the interior forest areas before they approach habitations. It has also prevented accidental encounters, protected our ground teams, and more than doubled the efficiency of safe passage. On the ground, 20 anti-depredation teams work through the night, supported by phased installation of steel wire rope fencing along the 200 km forest boundary, which has already closed key crossing points in the Jawlagiri sector. Occasionally, elephants do enter open areas, and our teams ensure people keep away, avoiding risk and allowing safe passage. Technology, teamwork and dedicated field staff are helping Hosur lead in smarter coexistence. Kudos to the TN Forest team led by Jagdish S. Bakan IFS #TNForest #Humanwildlifeconflict #elephants v Tamil Nadu Forest Department

Supriya Sahu IAS

37,063 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce