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Centre launches drive to save elephants

NEW DELHI:The Centre today launched a campaign aimed at elephant conservation that targets to cover 12 elephant range states of the country during which artists and craftsmen will create life-size works on the theme of elephants in places along its route.

Centre launches drive to save elephants

Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change Harsh Vardhan, and brand ambassador of Wildlife Trust of India Dia Mirza with schoolchildren at the launch of the Gaj Yatra campaign in New Delhi on Saturday. Tribune photo



Tribune News Service

New Delhi, August 12

The Centre today launched a campaign aimed at elephant conservation that targets to cover 12 elephant range states of the country during which artists and craftsmen will create life-size works on the theme of elephants in places along its route.

Led by Wildlife Trust of India, the campaign aims to raise awareness about the shrinking space for wild elephants and the importance of securing elephant corridors.

Environment Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan underlined the need for a strategy for a more even distribution of the animal’s population across the country.

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