Karnataka's Tech-Powered Command Centre Tackles Human-Wildlife Conflict

Karnataka's Forest Minister, Eshwar Khandre, has launched an Integrated Command and Control Centre to address rising human-wildlife conflicts. Equipped with AI-enabled cameras and satellite imagery, the centre will provide real-time data and ensure timely action, enhancing conservation efforts and reducing conflict casualties.

Karnataka's Tech-Powered Command Centre Tackles Human-Wildlife Conflict
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Karnataka's Forest Minister Eshwar Khandre announced the inauguration of the Integrated Command and Control Centre to mitigate the escalating human-wildlife conflict in the state.

The centre, utilizing AI-enabled cameras and satellite imagery, aims to provide prompt solutions by relaying real-time data to expedite action on reported cases.

Acknowledging the state's vast forest area, Khandre emphasized the importance of technology-driven solutions to safeguard wildlife and human settlements collaboratively.

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