In the 5 villages of Bihar, India, tigers and humans will co-exist

The Dhaka Times Desk 5 villages in Bihar, India are being developed in such a way that humans and carnivores can co-exist together!

Some such special villages are being developed in the area adjacent to the Valmiki Tiger Reserve in West Champaran, Bihar, focusing on the coexistence of tigers and humans. A UK zoo and a Nepalese organization are jointly participating in this project.

5 villages of Bihar have been selected for this project keeping in mind that human conflict with carnivores can be resolved.

It is learned that this project is being implemented across Valmiki-Chitavan, Parasa area. The Chief Wildlife Officer of Bihar informed this information to the media.

Nepal's 'National Trust for Nature Conservation' and UK's 'Chester Zoo' have taken this initiative. The Bihar forest department is said to have already given the green signal to the initiative.

That is why the people of that area will live together with tigers and carnivorous wild animals in these special 5 villages. The main aim of this project is to ensure that no party has the fear of death. Not only that, this organization and the administration have the responsibility to ensure that not a single untoward incident takes place. From that point of view, this initiative is very important.

According to the Forest Department, Chester Zoo has been working for a long time so that people and wild animals can live together in one place. These organizations have been working to resolve human conflicts with carnivores for a long time. The human-tiger conflict is a very important issue for them.

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