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Mumbai: Anti-snare drive launched at SGNP as forest department steps up wildlife protection

The initiative is being carried out by the Maharashtra Forest Department, including the Thane Territorial Wing, with support from the Maharashtra State Security Corporation, Resqink Association for Wildlife Welfare and Wildlife Welfare Association

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The officials plan to conduct regular training sessions and workshops. Pic/Special Arrangement

The officials plan to conduct regular training sessions and workshops. Pic/Special Arrangement

A joint anti-snare operation has been launched inside the Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP) in Mumbai and adjoining forest areas to strengthen wildlife protection and conservation efforts. The drive will now be conducted every month across different locations in the park.

The initiative is being carried out by the Maharashtra Forest Department, including the Thane Territorial Wing, with support from the Maharashtra State Security Corporation, Resqink Association for Wildlife Welfare and Wildlife Welfare Association.

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