City
Epaper

500 cameras installed at Simlipal Tiger Reserve for All India Tiger Estimation 2022 survey

By ANI | Updated: November 27, 2021 07:05 IST

Over 500 cameras have been installed at different places in the Simlipal Tiger Reserve in Odisha's Mayurbhanj to capture tigers' activities for the All India Tiger Estimation 2022 survey.

Open in App

Over 500 cameras have been installed at different places in the Simlipal Tiger Reserve in Odisha's Mayurbhanj to capture tigers' activities for the All India Tiger Estimation 2022 survey.

"Census of tigers will start from November 26 and will continue for seven days. The photos will be processed by the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) and will be sent to Delhi by the different applications provided by NTCA to reveal the numbers of tigers," said Samrat Gowda, Deputy Director, Simlipal Tiger Reserve.

"Photos will be sent to NTCA and data analysis will be paperless/digitized," he added.

Reportedly, more than 500 cameras have been installed at different places in the national park.

All India Tiger Estimation 2022 survey is done once in four years.

( With inputs from ANI )

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: Simlipal tiger reserveAll india tigerSamrat gowdadelhiindia`delhiDelhi capitalSouth delhi district administrationIndiUk-indiaIto delhiRepublic of india
Open in App

Related Stories

NationalDonald Trump Imposes Additional 25% Tariff on India, Total Tariff Now 50%

NationalDelhi: 8 Accused in Vehicle Theft Cases Arrested During Police Patrolling, Stolen Scooters and Bikes Recovered

TechnologyWill the Government Have to Offer More Incentives on EVs? NITI Aayog Raises Concerns Over Slow Sales Growth

NationalCity Living Redefined: The Rise of Used Cars in Delhi’s Lifestyle Trends

BusinessReliance Power & Infra Shares Again Hit 5% Lower Circuit; Anil Ambani To Appear Before ED Today

National Realted Stories

NationalCalcutta HC refuses to ban protest march led by R.G. Kar victim's parents on Aug 9

NationalFarmers stand tall with PM Modi amidst US tariff pressure

NationalNo shortage of funds for welfare, development of OBC community: Maha CM Fadnavis

NationalRelentless rain in Solan triggers crop diseases; Agriculture Dept issues advisory

NationalSchool children tie 'Rakhis' to Delhi CM Rekha Gupta's wrist