Karnataka to launch first wildlife forensic unit soon: Priyank Kharge
The state of Karnataka in India is launching its first wildlife forensic unit to combat poaching and illegal wildlife trafficking. The facility aims to improve conviction rates through scientific investigation methods.
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Enhanced forensic capabilities are critical for protecting biodiversity and enforcing environmental laws against organized wildlife crime.
Karnataka is set to establish its first-ever wildlife forensic unit; preparations have been finalised, and the facility is expected to become operational shortly, Home Minister Priyank Kharge announced on Tuesday.
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