Telangana Wildlife Board Declines Ethanol Plant in Tiger Corridor

Although there are some discussions about the possible alternative location for the facility near Metpalle, which is very close to the corridor forests, TGBWL decided not to approve the proposal at the meeting under the chairmanship of Forests and Environmental Minister Konda Efececekha.

Over the years, the proposed position witnessed the movement of tigers and leopards and other wildlife, and the National Tiger Conservation Authority said in May 2024, unless the appropriate wildlife gaps could not be approved, unless the appropriate wildlife gaps could not be approved after a report on these columns on May 19, 2024.

The Secretariat was attended by the meeting on Monday, Danasari ‘Seethakka’ Anasuya and Mlas Payam Venkateswarlu, Venkateswarlu, Venakaiah, Murrali Nayak, Ram Das Nayak and Vedma Bojju and other members of the board of directors.

Selection Secretary, Forests, Ahmed Nadeem, PCCF (Hoff) Dr C. Suvarna, PCCF (Wildlife) Elu Singh Meru and others were part of the meeting.

Another important decision of the Board was to confirm the establishment of a ‘tiger cell’ in order to monitor tiger and leopard activities in Aranya Bhavan and to record the human-wildlife conflict outside the wildlife protection areas of the state’s wildlife and two tigers reserves.

In addition, the Board approved an offer to establish four fast reaction teams to check the illegal hunting and to participate in potential human-wildlife conflict.

Among the other decisions taken by the Board, he approved one of the six proposed forests to his tribal habits and rejected five when they tried to connect to unauthorized tribal settlements. At the meeting, a small forest land patch in the Mulugu region for the establishment of a community health center and some optical fiber cable upholstery offers were completed.