1. Involve Local Communities
- Create Primary Resposne Teams made up of local community volunteers.
- Awareness programs in schools and communities.
- Awareness programs in communities on the importance of saving our tigers.
2. Human Animal Conflict
- Creating a Rapid Response Team with a professional Veterinarian to address any casualties to animals
- Compensation to the affected family
- Compensation for cattle
- Awareness in villagers on how to tackle such situations
- Providing solar lights to villages
- Relocation of the animal in conflict
3. Protecting Buffer Zones
- Relocation of Villages to prevent encroachment of buffer zones.
- Stopping highway construction through forests.
- Stopping Illegal mining and Timber trade in Forest Areas which lead to erosion of Forest corridors
4. Modernizing Forest Department
- Providing raincoats and jackets
- Providing bicycles
- Providing basic gears like compass, torch, GPS, Shoes, Bakcpack, First-aid kit, wireless sets, water bottles, etc.
- Providing Gigital camera, Camera traps, solar integrated system, GPS and wireless systems, etc.
5. Anti-poaching
- Setting up of a Tiger Protection Force to check poaching.
- Fill up Forest Guard Vacancies for better control and monitoring over the poaching issue.
- Equipment provision & Training to Forest Guards to face challenges and tackle poachers.
- Adequate compensation to villagers to stop revenge killing.
6. Political parties accountable
- Signature campaigns
- Making political leaders sign Tiger agenda
- Assigning some state government funds for Tiger conservation projects
- Declaring more national parks as Tiger Reserves
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