Letter: Seven Gujarati Bens gave the Bear Chase Grylls for the money by rewriting the adventure series vs.
wild literally with their own ‘vs.
wild women’ versions of handling extreme challenges as a team that saves and marks tigers tags in nature.
The Department of Forest in the district of the letter has formed a team of seven brave women to rescue Leopard and RFID marking.
The Motley Group of Khodamba Round of Mandvi Range in the District Letter has achieved expertise in their craft by successfully saving and marking 20 leopards with RFID this year.
Interestingly, these women are not afraid of leopards again and believe that wild cats are not human enemies.
“As soon as we control the fire in the Mandvi forest range when a leopard crosses us a few meters.
It is one of the closest meetings.
But because we were trained, our team did not react and the cat left the place,” said Pooja Singh, a forest guard.
Even though they were animals they were scared, it was a meeting with human anger so that these women found more life threatening like episodes in Madharkui village.
“In one of the heaviest rescue operations, we described the leopard of Madharkui Village forest after killing a four-year-old girl.
However, we can leave the village with animals living only after shooting in the air,” said Neha Chaudhari, Range Forester.
The team was trained and after getting a rescue request, he checked the location, preparing a rescue plan, installing the cage and trapping the camera to capture animal movements.
The team also checked the leopard track.
“Besides the leopard, the team also saved injured monkeys and treated injured birds during Uttrayan,” said U D Raulji, Range Forest Officer, Mandvi.
“They work in the field of wildlife and forest cover the most sensitive “They are the most committed and highly high-motivated teams in various ways.
They set examples for other women.
This is a matter of pride for the Ministry of Forestry,” C K Sonange, Head of Forest Conservator, Letter.