Dudhwa National Park Boosts Security with AI Cameras to Curb Wildlife Attacks

• Dudhwa Tiger Reserve in Lakhimpur Kheri faces increasing human-wildlife conflict with tigers, leopards, and elephants entering residential areas.
• AI cameras will be installed in the buffer zone to detect aggressive wild animals, triggering an alarm.
• A Forest Department response team will reach the alarm site within 15 minutes to manage the situation.
• Gulera village in Majhgai Range, a high elephant movement area, is a key location for AI camera installation, following a recent fatal elephant attack.
• Cages have been set up to capture leopards and tigers, and forest teams are monitoring farmers in their fields for safety.

Why It Matters: Dudhwa National Park is deploying AI cameras and rapid response teams to mitigate human-wildlife conflict.