Govt. to set up Wildlife Rescue Centres
- The Government of Tamil Nadu has decided to set up three ‘rescue, treatment and rehabilitation centres’ (RTRCs) for wildlife in Coimbatore, Tiruchi and Tirunelveli districts.
- Its objectives are to rescue injured, orphaned and sick wild animals, including those that stray into human habitations, and provide expertise and service for scientific quarantine, rehabilitation and release of wild animals in identified habitats.
- The centre will provide consultation and guidance to address man-animal ....
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