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 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.

(With inputs from agencies.)