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Safety net: C'garh forest dept plans to cover open wells to protect animals
The Morning Standard
|November 24, 2023
IN a first, the Chhattisgarh forest department has initiated a move to ensure covering all open wells located in and around the forested terrain to protect wild animals from getting killed or maimed.
In India, hundreds of wild animals, including leopard, jackal, civet, wolf, jungle cat, hyenas, elephant lves and bears, die every year after falling into such open wells.
ca Several animals sustained enduring disabilities to an extent that they are unfit to be released back into the wild and have to be kept either at a rescue centre or zoo as they cannot fend for themselves.
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