Archive · 29 May 2025
Anti-Poaching Infrastructure to be Upgraded in Ramgarh
Imagine the forest is like a playground, and some people try to spoil the fun by harming the animals.
To protect the animals, the forest department is building new tools.
They are spending money to set up special stations where the helpers can watch over the forest.
They will also install cameras that can see in the dark and from far away.
These cameras will send information back to the helpers, even when it is raining or cloudy, so they can always keep an eye on things.
This way, the helpers can stop anyone from hurting the animals.
Forest department allocates Rs 60 lakh for anti-poaching infrastructure.
Three anti-poaching camps will be established at Keshoraipatan, Indergarh, and Bhopatpura.
Cutting-edge surveillance system with high-resolution cameras to be installed.
Cameras will have night vision, thermal imaging, and infrared capabilities.
The surveillance system will be connected via fibre-optic internet and satellite.
- Who
- Forest department
- What
- Forest department is setting up anti-poaching infrastructure.
- When
- Not specified.
- Where
- Ramgarh Vishdhari Tiger Reserve
- Why
- To enhance anti-poaching efforts.
- Funding Amount
- Rs 60 lakh
- Location
- Ramgarh Vishdhari Tiger Reserve
- Number of Anti-poaching Camps
- Three
- Camp Locations
- Keshoraipatan, Indergarh, Bhopatpura
- Camera Features
- High-resolution, night vision, thermal imaging
- Camera Range
- Two kilometers