From 27 poached rhinos a year to ZERO. 🦏 Meet IFS officer Sandeep Kumar, who helped strengthen the fight against organised rhino poaching in Kaziranga National Park.
Facing organised poaching networks, the conservation team strengthened anti-poaching operations using drones, surveillance, intelligence, stronger teams, and local community participation. The result was a historic milestone: Kaziranga recorded zero rhino poaching in 2022, a feat not seen in nearly 45 years.
But conservation victories can never be taken for granted. With questions surrounding proposed changes to Kaziranga’s Eco-Sensitive Zone, the bigger question is whether this hard-won protection can continue. 🦏 Can Kaziranga sustain its zero-poaching success? Tell us what you think in the comments.
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