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Under the visionary leadership of Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren, vulture conservation in the state is going to reach new heights.

Jharkhand News: Under the visionary leadership of Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren, vulture conservation in the state is going to reach new heights. After a long wait, the state’s first Vulture Conservation and Breeding Center is now about to become a reality. The Cabinet of Soren Government has approved MoU for technical cooperation with Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS), which will make this center fully operational soon. Read the full news…

State-of-the-art center ready just 36 km away from Ranchi

As a result of the sensitive thinking of CM Hemant Soren, this center built in Muta, about 36 kilometers away from Ranchi, is now going to be active again. It was approved by the Central Government in 2009 and in 2013, the main cage, small hospital and care unit were ready by spending Rs 41 lakh, but it was closed due to bureaucratic hurdles. Now Hemant government has taken a concrete decision to start it by removing all the obstacles.

Vultures will come from other states, strong breeding system will be made

SR Natesh, Chief Conservator (Wildlife), Forest Department, said that some vultures from other vulture centers in the country will soon be brought to Jharkhand for breeding. The remaining repair work at the center will also start soon and additional funds for this are being sought from the government. On the instructions of Chief Minister Hemant Soren, all this work is being completed rapidly.

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‘Vulture Restaurant’ already running in Koderma

Another example of Hemant Sarkar’s activism is the unique ‘Vulture Restaurant’ running in Koderma district. Diclofenac-free carcasses of dead animals are served to vultures at this centre, built on one hectare of land in Gumo of Tilaiya Municipal Council. This experiment was so successful that the number of vultures has started increasing in the state. According to the latest survey, there are now 400 to 450 vultures left in Jharkhand, which is a much better situation than before.

Vulture species recovering from diclofenac attack

There was a time when vultures were almost extinct across the country due to the drug Diclofenac. Now, with the concrete conservation steps taken under the leadership of CM Hemant Soren, species like White-backed Vulture, Long-billed Vulture, Himalayan Vulture, Egyptian Vulture, Red-headed Vulture and Cinereous Vulture are feeling safe again in Jharkhand.

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Due to CM Hemant Soren’s commitment towards the environment, the sky of Jharkhand is soon going to be buzzing with the flight of vultures again. Innovative steps like the new breeding center and vulture restaurant are going to make the state a model of vulture conservation in the country.