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Coronavirus outbreak: App tracks wildlife during lockdown

WII's 'Lockdown Wildlife Tracker' will help understand human-wildlife interface in the country and data will be used to make conservation strategies post-lockdown

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During the lockdown, there have been more and more reports of wildlife exploring human-dominated areas or 'rewilding' urban areas. Picture/Randeep Hooda

During the lockdown, there have been more and more reports of wildlife exploring human-dominated areas or 'rewilding' urban areas. Picture/Randeep Hooda

With several instances of wildlife venturing into cities being recorded during the lockdown, the Wildlife Institute of India (WII) feels that these incidents will help them provide important information in understanding the human-wildlife interface in the country.

Hence, in order to collect the data of such encounters easy and from all across the country, WII has developed a mobile application for android phone users named 'Lockdown Wildlife Tracker.'

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