DCF Conducts Visit to Maldare Forest Area

Siddapur, June 11: Madikeri Division Deputy Conservator of Forests Abhishek visited Maldare forest areas under Kushalnagar forest area and inspected them. He collected information about the movement of wild elephants and tigers in Maldare village.

He informed the officials about the problems being faced in the residential areas.

Speaking on the occasion, Abhishek said that wild animals are moving at night and this needs to be monitored. In the wake of complaints about wild elephants entering gardens and agricultural lands and causing havoc, he instructed that the routes of wild elephants should be identified and precautionary measures should be taken to prevent elephant-human conflict. The Forest Department is taking all kinds of precautionary measures. Abhishek said that the safety of the villagers is being given top priority. Kushalnagar Zone Forest Officer Rakshit and Thitimathi Zone Forest Officer Gangadhar, as well as sub-zone forest officers and staff, were present on the occasion.

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