“Role of Captive Elephants in Wildlife Conservation”, IWC’s Monthly Online Chat
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Chat on 18th May 2007
Log in to IndianWildlifeclub.com for an online chat on “Role of Captive Elephants in Wildlife Conservation“ between 7.30 PM (IST) and 8.30 PM (IST)* on 18th May 2007.
The chat will be moderated by Dr.P.S Easa, who is the Director-Conservation at the Wildlife Trust of India. Click Here to reach the chat room on the said day and time, after registering as a member.
You can also click HERE to see transcripts of the earlier chat sessions.
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Captive asian elephants are used by forest officers in kanha,kaziranga,nagarhole etc to conduct tiger censuses and also in some cases to patrol the forest to keep a lookout for poachers. They are an integral part of wildlife conservation in india and nepal .The only drawback is that they are fed just 10 kg of rice each day when they should be given 150 kg of both rice and plant matter.
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