The Andaman & Nicobar Islands, renowned for their rich biodiversity, face significant threats from wildlife poaching. Recognizing the critical need for conservation, the Andaman & Nicobar Police play a pivotal role in combating these illegal activities.
The police actively participate in anti-poaching operations, conducting regular patrols in sensitive areas, monitoring wildlife corridors, and apprehending poachers. They collaborate closely with forest departments, wildlife conservation organizations, and local communities to gather intelligence, share information, and conduct joint operations. Furthermore, the police actively engage in public awareness campaigns to educate local communities about the detrimental impact of poaching and the importance of wildlife conservation.
By effectively enforcing wildlife protection laws and fostering a strong sense of environmental responsibility within the community, the Andaman & Nicobar Police are making significant strides in safeguarding the islands’ unique and fragile ecosystems for future generations.
