, March 2 (IANS) Staff at the Pilibhit Tiger Reserve (PTR) have been provided equipment and kits for conducting rescue operations and avert man-animal conflict in the region.At least 10 per cent of the tiger population is known to stray into .
Pilbhit Reserve Lays Trap to Capture Tigress Who Ventured Out Creating Panic in Villages
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Officials in the Pilibhit Tiger Reserve (PTR) are now trying to relocate a tigress that has wandered out of the reserve and is creating panic among the villagers.
Deputy Director of PTR, Naveen Khandelwal, said, Our teams will first track the route of the tigress before laying cages. If need be we will also seek help from tranquilizing experts.
Four teams of forest rangers have been deployed in the area to track the movement of the tigress and lay cage traps.
The cages trap the animal without posing any threat to its health and can be transported to other place easily.
Updated Dec 29, 2020 | 13:38 IST
Four teams of forest rangers have been deployed in the area to track the movement of the tigress and lay cage traps. The movement of the tigress was earlier ignored by the forest officials. | Photo Credit: iStock Images
Pilibhit: Officials in the Pilibhit Tiger Reserve (PTR) are now trying to relocate a tigress that has wandered out of the reserve and is creating panic among the villagers.
Deputy Director of PTR, Naveen Khandelwal, said, Our teams will first track the route of the tigress before laying cages. If need be we will also seek help from tranquilizing experts.
Wandering tigress to be relocated inside Pilibhit reserve
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Wandering tigress to be relocated inside Pilibhit reserve. Image Source: IANS News
Pilibhit : , Dec 29 (IANS) Officials in the Pilibhit Tiger Reserve (PTR) are now trying to relocate a tigress that has wandered out of the reserve and is creating panic among the villagers.
Deputy Director of PTR, Naveen Khandelwal, said, Our teams will first track the route of the tigress before laying cages. If need be we will also seek help from tranquilizing experts.
Four teams of forest rangers have been deployed in the area to track the movement of the tigress and lay cage traps.