Telangana: Herbivores in Amarabad to be counted

This is part of Phase IV monitoring for the National Tiger Conservation Authority to estimate prey densities in tiger reserves.

Update: 2017-04-14 21:49 GMT
The number of visitors came down immediately after the Thekkadi boat tragedy, which killed 45 tourists on September 30, 2009, according to a top source with the Periyar Tiger Reserve

Hyderabad: The Wildlife Conservation Society, Hyderabad Tiger Conservation Society and TS forest department will be conducting their first-ever survey to count herbivores. This is part of  Phase IV monitoring for the National Tiger Conservation Authority to estimate prey densities in tiger reserves.

Volunteers who are interested in participating in the survey should be prepared trek between 5 km to 10 km and should be ready for camping. Volunteers are expected to carry their own torchlights, binoculars, caps, sleeping bags and medicines. Mr Imran Siddiqui, senior biologist, said the survey offered enthusiasts a chance to see Amrabad and its wilderness.

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