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Maharashtra: Honorary warden helps forest department bust poaching network in Sindhudurg

Forest department seizes leopard nails and teeth as four accused land in net of undercover sting in Konkan

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Accused booked under Wildlife Protection Act

Accused booked under Wildlife Protection Act

In a major breakthrough for wildlife protection efforts in Maharashtra, an Honorary Wildlife Warden, Rohan Bhate, from Satara played a key role in exposing and busting a poaching racket operating in the Konkan region. Acting on specific intelligence, the warden posed as a prospective buyer and coordinated with the forest department to apprehend a group of poachers attempting to sell body parts of big cats in Kankavli taluka, Sindhudurg district.

Nails and canine teeth recovered from poachers. PICS/MAHARASHTRA FOREST DEPARTMENTNails and canine teeth recovered from poachers. PICS/MAHARASHTRA FOREST DEPARTMENT

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