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Securing Gharial Populations and Riverscapes by Building a Conservation Roadmap

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A Gharial With Fishing Net Wrapped Around Its Snout  Tarun Nair Wct
Gharials Detected by a Uav  Credit  Wct Tf W Copy
Survey Along the Chambal River
Sand Mining Threatens Riverine Ecosystems and Destroys Habitats of Endangered Wildlife Such as Gharial and Turtles. ©tarun Nair:wildlife Conservation Trust
2024 01 18 Cepa Rj Dholpur Kv 001
Poster Wct Real+makara Eng A1

Under its Makara programme, the Wildlife Conservation Trust (WCT) is building a conservation roadmap for gharial conservation with an emphasis on Chambal, Son, Ghaghra, and Gandak Rivers in the Gangetic Plains and central India. To secure gharial populations and riverscapes, we are: a) Assessing the viability of extant gharial populations and habitats b) Developing effective population monitoring tools c) Evaluating current management practices d) Estimating ecological flow requirements in regulated rivers e) Building capacity of frontline protection personnel f) Building public engagement through communication, education, and outreach

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