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IN PHOTOS: Maharashtra's first non-forest leopard census underway in Junnar

Updated On: 15 June, 2026 12:45 PM IST | Tarun Verma

The Maharashtra Forest Department has launched its first-ever leopard population estimation exercise in a non-forest landscape in Junnar taluka, Pune. Using camera traps across sugarcane fields and villages, the study aims to better understand leopard numbers and human-wildlife interactions. (Pics/Maharashtra Forest Department/Wildlife Conservation Society - India)

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Forest officials and researchers install camera traps across sugarcane fields and villages in Junnar taluka, Pune
Forest officials and researchers install camera traps across sugarcane fields and villages in Junnar taluka, Pune
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Striped hyena captured on a camera trap in Junnar taluka as the Maharashtra Forest Department undertakes a first-of-its-kind survey

Striped hyena captured on a camera trap in Junnar taluka as the Maharashtra Forest Department undertakes a first-of-its-kind survey

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Camera traps Golden Jackal as Maharashtra Forest Department initiates survey that captures thousands of wildlife images in non-forest habitat

Camera traps Golden Jackal as Maharashtra Forest Department initiates survey that captures thousands of wildlife images in non-forest habitat

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A glimpse of the Small Indian Civet as Maharashtra Forest Department's extensive camera-trapping exercise covers villages and agricultural fields across Junnar

A glimpse of the Small Indian Civet as Maharashtra Forest Department's extensive camera-trapping exercise covers villages and agricultural fields across Junnar

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A wild boar is captured on a camera trap during the Maharashtra Forest Department's wildlife survey in Junnar taluka, Pune district. The first-of-its-kind exercise in a non-forest landscape has documented a range of species inhabiting the sugarcane fields

A wild boar is captured on a camera trap during the Maharashtra Forest Department's wildlife survey in Junnar taluka, Pune district. The first-of-its-kind exercise in a non-forest landscape has documented a range of species inhabiting the sugarcane fields

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The camera-trapping study comes amid the rising concerns of human-wildlife conflict over the last few months. As per the officials, majorly focuses on leopard movements across th forest area

The camera-trapping study comes amid the rising concerns of human-wildlife conflict over the last few months. As per the officials, majorly focuses on leopard movements across th forest area

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