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The National Mission for Clean Ganga (NMCG) has launched a tech-driven initiative to strengthen protection of the river’s wildlife and wetlands. With real-time monitoring, SMART patrolling, and digital wetland tracking, the program aims to safeguard endangered species like gharials, turtles, skimmers, and dolphins while ensuring data-backed ecological management.
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The National Mission for Clean Ganga (NMCG) has unveiled a comprehensive technology-led program to enhance conservation efforts along the Ganga river basin. This initiative marks a significant step toward integrating digital tools with ecological stewardship, ensuring that wildlife and wetlands receive stronger, science-backed protection.
Key Highlights:
- SMART Patrolling: Introduced at the Garaita Centre in Uttar Pradesh’s National Chambal Sanctuary, enabling digital recording of field activity and real-time species tracking.
- Target Species: Focus on endangered aquatic life including gharials, freshwater turtles, skimmers, and dolphins.
- Digital Wetland Tracking: Advanced systems to monitor wetland health and biodiversity, ensuring timely interventions.
- Data-Driven Approach: Shift toward scientific tools and analytics for decision-making in conservation.
- Broader Mission: Part of NMCG’s larger vision under Namami Gange to rejuvenate the river ecosystem and restore ecological integrity.
By combining traditional conservation practices with modern technology, NMCG is setting a precedent for sustainable river management. This initiative not only strengthens biodiversity protection but also highlights India’s commitment to ecological resilience in the face of environmental stress.
Sources: Deccan Chronicle, ThePrint, NMCG Official Website
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