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68 • Appendix 1 6.2.13. Understanding human-wildlife conflict (species and region specific). 6.2.14. Analysis and compilation of existing data on snow leopard census. 6.2.15. Identification of parameters for long-term monitoring. 6.2.16. Impact of grazing on rangeland vegetation: degradation and overgrazing: should be designed to result in concrete, feasible conservation actions. 6.2.17. Re-analysis of existing records on grazing permits and comparison with present situation. 6.2.18. Equipping base stations. 6.3. Conservation & Awareness 6.3.1. Organizing communities: Identification of trainers of Group Organizers (GOs); ToT programmes for them 6.3.2. Facilitating community-based nature tourism along existing trails 6.3.3. Wildlife films for the high altitudes 6.3.4. Biodiversity register 6.3.5. Wildlife education programme for schools 6.3.6. Project Formulation Core Group to immediately prioritize research needs, develop an overall proposal, as well as focused proposals (document detailing the workshop findings, as well as prioritization of research and other activities; ) As discussed with the PCCF and Secretary, Government of Sikkim, Mr. T.R. Poudyal, the following are included in the Core Group for the state: Mr. Thomas Chandy, (IFS) Addl. CCF (Wildlife), Mr. Chezung Lachungpa (IFS), CF, Mr. Sandeep Tambe (IFS), Ms. Usha Lachungpa, Sr. Research Officer (Wildlife), Sikkim Forest Department, Charudutt Mishra, PhD, Director, International Snow leopard Trust – India, & Nature Conservation Foundation, Yash Veer Bhatnagar, PhD, Assoc. Director, ISLT-India. 6.3.7. Sikkim’s Nodal Officer will be Mr. Thomas Chandy, Yash Veer will be the nodal person for NCF-ISLT. 6.3.8. Create Yahoo e-mail discussion group.
Towards Project Snow Leopard • 69 STATE LEVEL CONSULTATION, UTTARANCHAL 28th December 2004 Manthan, Dehradun Views of the Forest Department Staff on Project Snow Leopard and Its Planning Geographical Setting Six districts in the state come under the purview of the Project Snow Leopard area. These are – Uttarkashi, Tehri, Rudraprayag, Chamoli, Pithoragarh and Bageshwar. Within these districts the existing Protected Area blocks will include Gangotri National Park including Nelong Valley, Gomukh, and Tapovan, Govind Wildlife Sanctuary and National Park, Kedarnath Musk Deer Sanctuary, Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve, Pindari, Sunderdhunga, and Askot Wildlife Sanctuary. Other important corridor areas, not under PA network, but with potential for snow leopard and prey species include areas northwest of Govind Pashu Vihar towards Sangla Valley, Dayara-Gidara- Bhu complex, Sahastra Tal-Khatling-Masar Tal, Urgam-Khiron, Dasauli Block VIII, Nandakini I, Pinderpar IV Forest blocks (Badrinath Forest Division), and Gori River-Panchchuli-Chhiplakot stretch.
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