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New mobile app helps report wildlife road kills in India

Wildlife Conservation Trust hopes to create an elaborate database pertaining to accident-prone areas with the new 'Roadkills' app; citizens can help by uploading geotagged photos of injured animals on roads

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WCT sources say that most animal deaths on roads go unrecordedWCT sources say that most animal deaths on roads go unrecorded

Thousands of road networks across the country cut through areas that form the natural habitat of wild animals. As a result, animal casualties are frequent in such regions, especially along the highways. In order to check the loss of wildlife, the NGO Wildlife Conservation Trust (WCT) has launched a mobile-based application, Roadkills, to collect data pertaining to accident-prone areas, so that the government can undertake remedial measures. Citizens can also contribute to the drive by uploading geotagged photos of injured animals on roads.

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