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00:10 Dr. Gopala Arindran is the director of Indra Gandhi Conservation Monitoring Center at WWF India with over 25 years of experience in geospatial technology and conservation. 02:11 Understanding the impact and size of wildlife corridors using remote sensing technology 06:22 The study uses prediction models and habitat suitability to identify potential wildlife corridors and restoration areas. 08:27 Habitat suitability and distance play a role in animal movement through GIS and circuitscape analysis. 12:21 Restoration activity is being explored in areas where vegetation has not regrown after mining. 14:19 Improving habitat quality in Central India wildlife corridor 18:20 Wildlife corridor connectivity in undulating terrain of central India with natural forests and plantations. 20:06 Consider mining areas for restoration work 23:52 Least cost path provides connectivity between two protected areas. 25:41 The software uses voltage map and connectivity analysis to determine the least cost path for wildlife corridors. 29:08 The video explores the feasibility of restoring a specific wildlife corridor. 30:51 Identified open gap areas for wildlife corridors 34:20 Importance of restoration activities in mining areas and the use of remote sensing and GIS technology 35:52 Wildlife corridors are crucial for the movement and genetic quality of wild animals. 39:37 The dense forest area within the wildlife corridor has decreased from 1065 to 615 square kilometers in the last 30 years. 41:25 Forest degradation is increasing, but restoration work has begun in specific areas. 44:48 The forest block is 18.9 square kilometers, with priority areas covering 2.35 square kilometers and 61 square kilometers. 46:32 The forest along the wildlife corridors has decreased from 1990 to 2017 due to land use change and mining activity. 50:26 Fragmentation in core areas is a problem, and the main reason for it is not defined in the given subpart. 52:10 Human activities have led to deforestation and land use change in the wildlife corridor. 55:30 New technologies can be used to monitor human-animal conflicts 57:19 Corridors can be vulnerable to animal poaching, but poaching can occur regardless of whether it's a corridor or a protected area. 1:00:44 Illegal occupation of wildlife corridors makes it difficult to remove people from protected areas. Crafted by Merlin AI.

I recently went to Karnataka.... I could say western ghats are in danger , they are building roads at exponential rate this needs to be stopped... enuf of roads and rails construction in the name of connectivity we are endangering nature life in India

One more added awareness program to the society from all eminent personalities.

Very informative episode

Very interesting and informative session

Thumba chennagi moodie bandide, Karya narvahisida ellarigu hrudayapurvaka vandhanegalu.🙏🙏

Wow really good in telagu sir

Very nice 🎉

Very informative!

Very valid documentry of Indian western ghats. 🙏👏Thank to the entire team and all the best for your future endeavors. 🤝

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Maximum invasions in India from western ghats and western sides of mountains. Even before direct invasions business trades were carrying out in western ghat this is to understand value and it's importance to India /Trade. We need to focus every possibilities.

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Very true 👍

Can we speak in any language in the debate ?

Yes ma'am whatever you said is true . I am proud to say that i am your student. Thank you so much ma'am

Superb mam awesome and IAM really proud to be in ur school 🤩🥰❤️

Mam u rocked it , I'm proud of my school principal ❤

Blaze ma'am rocks

Is Language of debate only English? Pls reply

Hello sir today I attended the meeting on account of national sci day sir but in the last Dr ramachandran sir said he will give RUclips channel and I'd of Harish hande sir but in the the meeting ended automatically so can u give it here sir pls

New logo of EIACP released. Environmental Information System (ENVIS) is renamed as Environmental Information, Awareness, Capacity Building and Livelihood Programme (EIACP) As per the mandate of EIACP, the activities of the Programme Centres are to be aligned with Lifestyle for the Environment (LiFE) introduced by India at COP 26 in Glasgow

Very good message

Wonderful

Good studies conducted n well explained by all.

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Really informative, wow 💫💫

Thanks both sir and ma'am for sharing your views on techniques in GIS

Good afternoon

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Like Albert Einstein

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Like Albert Einstein

Excellent session 🙏🙏

This scientist has brain like Albert Einstein.

Excellent explanation on nature 🌿🍃conservation. #savesoil

Thank you Sir for your thoughtful presentation on freshwater biodiversity, highlighting the need for the conservation of the freshwater ecosystem and also for some examples of restoration strategies being followed in various parts of the country. Thanks to the whole team for organizing the webinar.

Thank-you sir Dr. K. A. Subramanian for providing this enriched webinar and team Ek Bharat Shreeshtha Bharat for conducting such valuable needful webinars. Kudos.

Solid waste management of aurangabad city was started in this year 2022 in near by harsul jalgaon road please upload informative video.

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