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Mumbai: Forest Department to shoot more leopards

In a bid to explain how the big cats reach heavily populated areas in the city, officials have started a camera trapping exercise on the eastern and western peripheries of Sanjay Gandhi National Park, like the ongoing study at Aarey Colony

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Nitesh Pancholi, president of TRACK (in blue), and a volunteer install a camera trap
Nitesh Pancholi, president of TRACK (in blue), and a volunteer install a camera trap

Following the success of leopard monitoring at Aarey Milk Colony, the Thane Forest (Territorial) department are starting a similar study on the eastern and western peripheries of the SGNP as well. Thanks to the continues monitoring of leopard activity at Aarey, the Forest Department was able to capture a leopard responsible for man-animal conflict last year.

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