First documentation of 46 wildlife corridors of Karnataka launched
A new book titled 'The Last Pathways: Wildlife Corridors of Karnataka' has been launched, documenting 46 critical wildlife corridors in the Indian state. The Bengaluru Development Authority has pledged to protect two specific corridors near Bannerghatta National Park.
Why it matters
Documenting wildlife corridors is essential for biodiversity conservation and mitigating human-wildlife conflict in rapidly developing regions.
The Last Pathways: Wildlife Corridors of Karnataka , a first-of-its-kind book that identifies and documents 46 wildlife corridors in Karnataka, was launched today in Bengaluru.
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