Govt to decide on tiger reserve once NTCA report arrives: CM
12 Feb 2020 08:23 PM
He also said the government was taking care to maintain friendly relationship between people and forest department.
Chief Minister said a full fledged building was required for forest department as 34% area of Goa is covered under forests and 64% under green cover. Forest department was earlier operating in rented premises of Goa Maratha Samaj.
Chief Minister who is also the forest minister said tradition ayurvedic medicine practitioners would be shortlisted to collect herbs in sanctuaries. And also to renovate Bondla Wildlife Sanctuary.
He also reiterated that to rehabilitate interior forest dwellers and to fence villages falling in wildlife sanctuaries.
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