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Forest Department to release list of authorised snake handlers, rescuers seek better recognition

Forest Department to release list of authorised snake handlers, rescuers seek better recognition
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Elephant calf rescued from 30-feet-deep well in the Nilgiris

Elephant calf rescued from 30-feet-deep well in the Nilgiris
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Elephant Census: Synchronized elephant census covers 3 5 lakh hectare of forest area | Coimbatore News

The three-day synchronized elephant census in Tamil Nadu covered around 3,50,000 hectare of forest area across 26 forest divisions. The census involved 1,836 forest staff and 342 volunteers using various methods to assess the elephant population.

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Tamil Nadu is using army-grade AI surveillance to prevent elephant deaths on railway tracks, and it s working!

Tamil Nadu has been grappling with the issue of elephant deaths on and near its railway tracks. The southern state has recorded at least 36 fatalities from train collisions over the past decade. To address this issue, its forest department has now sought help from the phenomenon that promises to change the world as we know it: artificial intelligence (AI).

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The AI tech helping stop Indian elephant accidents

Officials in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu are using AI to monitor elephant movement on rail tracks.

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