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Uttarakhand's Corbett Tiger Reserve plans to fit radio collars on tigers in high-risk border areas to monitor their movements and protect nearby villagers from potential human-animal conflicts. The first phase will involve fitting collars on four to five tigers, with the data collected used to develop conservation policies ensuring tiger safety and villager security. The plan has been approved by the Chief Wildlife Warden.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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