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2.6 Are habitat restoration programmes systematically planned and monitored?\<br />

Assessment criteria<br />

Condition Category* (Tick ü) Remarks<br />

Habitat restoration programmes are<br />

entirely adhoc.<br />

Poor<br />

Limited planning and monitoring<br />

programmes are in place for habitat<br />

restoration.<br />

Fair ü<br />

Habitat restoration programmes are<br />

generally well planned and monitored.<br />

Habitat restoration programmes are<br />

thoroughly planned and monitored.<br />

Good<br />

Very good<br />

In the Annual Plan of Operation submitted to<br />

Govt. of <strong>India</strong> for 2006-07, Rs. 21.75 lakh was<br />

proposed for habitat improvement, water and soil<br />

conservation measures and survey and<br />

demarcation of boundary but hardly 5 lakh could<br />

be sanctioned. Similarly in 2005-06. 4 lakh was<br />

sanctioned for habitat improvement and survey<br />

and demarcation but only 1.88 lakh was<br />

sanctioned for control burning of grasses and<br />

weeds and Rs. 2 lakh for soil conservation works.<br />

No budget is provided by State Govt. for these<br />

works. Habitat improvement consisted of<br />

grassland development, uprooting of lantana<br />

weeds and soil conservation measures like<br />

construction of check dams etc. With the<br />

available budget no systematic planning is<br />

possible. Monitoring is being done at the<br />

DFO/ACF level and also at higher levels.<br />

2.7 Are reintroduction programmes systematically planned and monitored?<br />

Assessment criteria<br />

Condition Category* (Tick ü) Remarks<br />

Reintroduction programmes are entirely<br />

adhoc.<br />

Poor -<br />

Limited planning and monitoring<br />

programmes are in place for reintroduction Fair -<br />

programmes.<br />

No Programme being taken up.<br />

Reintroduction programmes are generally<br />

well planned and monitored.<br />

Good -<br />

Reintroduction programmes are thoroughly<br />

planned and monitored.<br />

Very good -<br />

2.8 Does the site has an effective protection strategy?<br />

Assessment criteria<br />

Condition Category (Tick ü) Remarks<br />

Site has no protection strategy.<br />

Poor<br />

The strategy for protection is continued patrolling<br />

Site has an adhoc protection strategy. Fair ü by frontline staff, vigilance, intelligence collection<br />

Site has a comprehensive protection<br />

and checking of illegal activities like grazing, fuel<br />

Good<br />

strategy but is not very effective.<br />

wood and NTFP collection, checking of poaching<br />

Site has a comprehensive and very<br />

and illicit felling etc. No regular patrolling scheme<br />

effective protection strategy.<br />

Very good<br />

is drawn nor there is systematic intelligence<br />

network.<br />

*Score: Poor: 2.5; Fair: 5; Good: 7.5; Very Good: 10<br />

Sohelwa Wildlife Sanctuary (Uttar Pradesh)<br />

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