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Elephant interpretation centre taking shape near Mettupalayam
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It has been named ‘Vezham’, one of the many names for elephant in Tamil
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Installations at the interpretation centre on elephants which is being readied by the Forest Department near Mettupalayam in Coimbatore district.
It has been named ‘Vezham’, one of the many names for elephant in Tamil
An elephant interpretation centre-cum-park by the Forest Department is taking shape near Mettupalayam in Coimbatore district.
Once completed, the centre at the timber depot of the Forest Department on Kotagiri Road near Mettupalayam is expected to attract large number of visitors, especially students and children.
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The move comes after several reports of illegal tree-felling in the bio-diverse area
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The checkpost will be manned by forest department staff, with the location chosen being located at an important junction that leads to some of the most pristine, bio-diverse areas in the lower Nilgiri slopes | Photo Credit:
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The move comes after several reports of illegal tree-felling in the bio-diverse area
Following reports of incidents of illegal tree-felling in Kil Kotagiri, the Forest Department has set up a manned check-post to keep tabs on the movement of freight vehicles carrying timber from the area.
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