Cheetah Reintroduction in India

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Cheetahs will be monitored by drone in Kuno-Palpur National Park of Sheopur district

In the Kuno-Palpur National Park, two drone cameras will be monitored from the sky over an area of four km of enclosures made for African cheetahs. This will make it easier to protect the cheetahs. Four high definition cameras have been installed in the park. The special thing about the Moson detector in these is that as soon as the wildlife or predator comes in the JD of the camera, it will automatically zoom it, which will make it easy to identify. Monitoring room for CCTV cameras installed in the park is also being set up at Kuno office in Sheopur.

With the cameras, officers and employees will be able to keep an eye on African cheetahs every moment. In the Kuno-Palpur National Park, an eight-feet high enclosure has been made for cheetahs in an area of five square km. The upper body is followed by a 2.9 mm Y-shaped facing along with three levels of (3-3 and 2) core protection. Solar fencing system is provided at the outer end of the enclosure to prevent outside animals from entering. The important thing about the system is that whenever any wildlife or hunter touches it, it will get a shock of strong current. This will not kill him, but he will definitely be afraid to go near the solar fencing again. The enclosure made for the cheetahs to be brought here and the area of four km around it will be monitored by drones.

NTCA has sought information on many points

Before the arrival of African cheetahs, the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) has sought a security plan from the Kuno management. What kind of victims are there in this plan in Kuno. What weapons do hunters use? Which way does he come to the park? Where and how do you hunt wildlife and birds? Which community do people hunt? How many victims, how many people came illegally in the park this year and how many people have been punished. Management has told that in one year four cases of poaching have been made. The hunters use the Bharbar gun i.e. the caped gun. Six cases of illegal entry and about 70 cases of illegal timber harvesting have been registered.

they say 

All the preparations are done from our side for the cheetahs in Kuno Park. Security plan has been sent to NTCA. Two drone cameras have also been ordered. Also, with the cameras installed in the park, we will be able to keep surveillance even while sitting in the office. Along with the watch tower in the middle of the cheetah enclosure, towers have also been installed for the Internet. Four high definition cameras have been installed on these towers to keep an eye on the enclosure.

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