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Integrated Command and Control Centre for Wildlife Monitoring
The Forest Department is establishing an Integrated Command and Control Centre to enhance wildlife monitoring. This facility, inspired by Karnataka's successful model, will focus on forest mapping and digital surveillance of wildlife movements and activities. The initiative aims to improve conservation efforts and ensure better management of forest resources.
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