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Cauvery Wild Life Sanctuary, Kollegal,
Chamrajnagar,
karnataka
A K Singh IFS
DCF WL Kollegal
Area 527 Sq Km
527 Sq Km
STRENGTHS
Approved Management Plan & Prescriptions
Information Technology
Newly Recruited Foresters & Forest Guards & Forest
Watchers
Young Energetic, Enthusiastic Forest Force,
Newly Employed Tiger Task Force
Arms, Ammunition & Weapons
Forensic Science Knowledge
Eco Development Committee Presidents & Members
Jungle Lodges & Resorts, Private Resorts on boundaries
Available Scientific Research Study Publications
Wild animals Census & Population Density Data,
Solar Power,
NREGS-SMC Works & Lantana removals etc
Fringe Area Young Energetic Unemployed Working Force
Degraded Forest Lands requiring replenishment
Fringe Area Revenue Villages-Afforestation, Fodder
Develop
OPPORTUNITIES
Building Infrastructure –Supporting Staff Qtrs, Forest Guest Houses.
RIDF Rural Infrastructure Development Fund
Information Technology
Wireless, Telecommunication, Information Networking,
Intelligence Gathering, Collection of Information
GIS, Geographical Information System,
GPS Global Positioning System
Remote Sensing
Satellite Images Raster & Vector Landsat Images, Digital Elevation
Modeling,
GIS Software –Arc-View, Arc-Info, Arc-GIS ESRI Products.
NREGA- Employment for Anti-Crop Depredation, Protection Duty,
Protection Camp Development, Soil & Moisture Conservation, Water
Harvesting Structure, Nursery Development, Watershed Development
1. Hunting & Poaching of wild animals, Tuskers, leopards,
tigers
2. Cattle grazing, commercial cattle business
3. Fire hazards during summer months.
4. Encroachment of Forest lands Almabadi & Dantalli
5. Smuggling of Timber and Firewood across TN borders
6. Man and animal conflict at Conflict Zones
7. Lack of Perennial waterholes
8. Soil Erosion & Need of Water Harvesting Structures
9. Unregulated tourism at Hoganekal TN Borders
10. Disease and pests
THREATS
THREATS
Threat Mitigation Steps
10 New Anti Poaching Sheds under Operation
Carriage of sufficient Arms & Ammunition to combat the poachers &
hunters.
Regular Weapon upkeep and maintenance
Weapon Training to the Foresters & Forests Guards
Infrastructure development of the Protection Camps
Massive Perambulation & Cross Borders co ordination with TN
Forests/Police
Tele-Communication and Information Networking across the borders
Intelligence Gathering and Information Collections from Informants
across TN Borders
Detection of FOC & Wild Life Crimes from different areas
Regular Boundary Perambulation by Forest Guards and Protection
Camps along with GPS and GPS Report Plotting on Arc Info Maps.
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• Conducting Workshops & Awareness Camps for Staff.
• Education and Awareness Camps for public & schools
• Nature Awareness Camps
• Elephant Days
• Maintenance of Patrol Paths, Inspection Roads
• Fire Control
• Vaccination
• Crop Compensation
• NREGA-Soil & Moisture Conservation Works, Weed Removal
• Habitat improvement-Firelines, Water Holes, Seed dibbling
• Solar Fencing at Indignatha, EPT at Padsalanatha
Threat Mitigation Steps
•Creation of water holes.
•Lantana Weed eradication programs.
•Augmentation of natural regeneration by ANR
•Planting of native species in the degraded lands ANR
•Soil and moisture conservation.
•Water Harvesting Structure like Check Dams
•Desilting of Water Tanks, check dams etc
•Restricting Minor Forest Produce withdrawals
Micro-plan work shop, writing and documentation.
Workshops and training.
Compensation for crop depredation, attack on livestock and
Human beings.
Habitat improvement works
Eco- Developmental Activities
• Problem of man and animal specially wild elephants conflict along
the boundary areas of the sanctuary abutting agricultural fields.
• Maintenance of the existing elephant proof trench and formation
of elephant proof trench on the remaining stretch of the
sanctuary.
• Improving source of water availability and fodder within the
sanctuary.
• Timely payment of compensation to the farmers & victim families.
• By arranging scaring teams and providing crackers to farmers to
scare away the crop raiding wild animals.
• Propaganda and publicity regarding the importance of wildlife
MAN AND ANIMAL CONFLICT
Elephant Crop Anti Depredation Camps :
4 Camps 5 Watchers each camp, Crackers, Torch,
Fire burning, EPT covering during night 6 PM to 6
AM one gun staff
Hanur Wild Life Range :Chikkailur,
Ganigmanagala, Kallidoddi, Beerota
Cowdaahlli Wild Life Range : 2 Camps at Dantalli,
Arabagere, Changadi, Ponachi, Asthur
Kanakapura Wild Life Range : Soligere, Madivala,
Kolkote
MM Hills : Gopinatham, Indignatha-Padsalnatha,
Ponachi
EPT maintenance and fresh EPT constructions at
Padsalnatha
Solar Fencing of Indignatha
Awareness Camps
Elephant Days Celebration
Wild Life Week Celebration
STEPS FOR MAN ANIMAL
CONFLICT MITIGATION
Sl.
No
Component
Unit/
km/H
a/No/
M3
Unit
cost
(In Rs)
Physica
l
(Extent
)
Plantatio
n
Financial (In Rs)
Soil &
Moisture
work
Fencing
Entry Point
Activities
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1
Hanur Wildl life Range
1.Ganigamangala EDC
Ha
4030-
00
70 Ha 282100-00
42350-00 14000-00 70000-00
2
Cowdalli Wild life
Range
1. Changadi EDC Ha
4030-
00
45 Ha 181350-00
27225-00
9000-00 45000
3
M.M.Hills Wild life
Range
1.Gopinatha Ha
4030-
00
45 Ha 181350-00 27225-00 9000-00 45000
4
Kanakapura WildLife
Range
1. Hoolya hosadoddi Ha
4030-
00
40 Ha 161200-00 24200-00 8000-00 40000-00
Total 200 Ha 806000-00 121000-00 40000-00 200000-00
ACTION PLAN FOR THE YEAR 2009-10 UNDER FDA
Advance Work for Aided Natural Regeneration under FDA During 2009-10
FDA: CAUVERY WILD LIFE District: Ramanagara, Mandya, Chamarajanagara
Division: Cauvery Wildlife Division,Kollegal. Circle: Chamarajanagara.
Sl. No. Name of the EDC
1 2
Kanakapura Wildlife
Range
1 Soligeri
2 Sambapura
3 Sangam
4 Muthathi
5 Hulya hosadoddi
Hanur Wildlife Range
6 Rachappajinagar
7 Ganigamangala
8 Kallidoddi
9 Pushpapura
Cowdally Wildlife
Range
10 Arabagere
11 Changadi
12 Asthur
M.M.Hills Wildlife
Range
13 Gopinatham
14 Pudur
15 Padasalanatha
16 Nagamale
17 Indiganatha
Eco Development Committees In Cauvery Wild life Division, Kollegal
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The protected area and the interface land use situation
The existing situation in the zone of influence
• Eight enclosure villages inside the Sanctuary.
• 30 villages are with in 5kms radius of the Sanctuary.
• Human population in enclosure and surrounding villages with in 5 kms of radius
of the sanctuary is estimated as 35000.
• cattle population enclosure and surrounding villages. Is estimated 39000.
• The local population is mainly dependent on agriculture. Hence immense biotic
pressure over the sanctuary for small timber and fire wood and for grazing their
cattle in the sanctuary.
Enclosure villages inside sanctuary
Sl.
No.
Name of the range Enclosure villages
1. Kanakapura Wildlife Range Muthathi, Madiwala
2. Cowdally Wildlife Range Dantally
3. M.M.Hills Wildlife Range Nagamalai, Bejjalane, Panchalane,
Indiganatha, Padasalanatha
Total No. of Villages inside sanctuary are – 8 Nos.
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Communication
& Networking
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Developmental
Project Approved
from Govt Of
India
Project Cost = Rs 1 Cr
10 Tents = Rs 41 L
Dormitory = Rs 8 L
Store Room = Rs 4 L
Gol Ghar = Rs 5 L
Forest IB = Rs 5 L
Reception = Rs 4 L
Children Park =Rs 4 L
Car Parking =Rs 3 L
Kitchen = Rs 5L
Articles = Rs 20 L
Total Cost = Rs 1 Cr
The Ladybird Beetle
Jungle Camps &
Mystery Trails
Gopinatham
Lady Bird Beetle Camps
Erkam Lake, Gopinatham
Lady Beetle Tent Huts
ANTI SKID PATH
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© 2007 Adventure Products & Services Pvt. Ltd.
HOGANEKAL FALLS
BRIDGE FOR SIGHTING
VISIT OF MP CHAMRAJNAGAR
Footbridge
Foot Bridge
Foot Bridge
HOGANEKAL BORDER
ECO-TOURISM
Basic Infrastructure
Public Convinience Rs 20 L
Toilet, Bathroom, Changing Rooms
Drinking Water Facility
Parking Stand Rs 5 L
Resting Place with chairs Rs 3 L
Paragola Resting Place Rs 2 L
Canteen Rs 15L
Steps & Plateform Rs 10 L
Watch Tower Rs 10 L
Interpretation Centre Rs 10 L
Fencing of Tourism Area Rs 20 L
Signage Boards Education/Awareness Rs 3 L
Trekking Trails Rs 2 L
Total Rs 100 Lakhs
Hoganekal Eco Tourism
Karnataka Tamilnadu Cross
Border Issue
2 STAIR CASES
FOOT BRIDGE
2 PARAGOLA SIT OUTS
BATHROOM CUM CHANGING ROOM
OVER-HEAD WATER TANK
UPCOMING PARKING FACILITY
CANTEEN CUM ECO-SHOP
BASIC MINIMUM CIVIC FACILITY
TOILET, BATHROOM , HOGANEKAL
MAINTENANCE OF PATROLLING PATHS
Sl.
No
.
Name of the sanctioned posts
No. of
posts
Sanctione
d
No. of posts
filled up
Vacant as on
31-12-07
Requirement/Alrea
dy operating
1. Deputy Conservator of Forests 1 1 0 0
2. Assistant conservator of Forests 1 1 0 1
3. Range Forest officer 4 4 0 1
4. Forester 5 5 0 4
5. Forest Guard 16 16 0 30
6. Forest watcher 09 09 0 74
7. Supernumerary 09 09 0 0
8. Second division surveyor 01 0 1 1
1. Superintendent 1 1 0 1
2. First Division Assistant 1 1 0 1
3. Second Division Assistant 3 3 0 6
4. Peon 1 1 0 7
5. Diver 0 0 0 8
6. Meti 0 0 0 3
7. Cleaner 0 0 0 5
8. Computer Operator 0 0 0 8
9. Night watchman 0 0 0 8
10
.
Wireless operator
0 0 0 8
TOTAL 52 51 1 166
The existing staff position and requirement of additional staff
Elephant Census in Cauvery Wildlife Division For the year 2007
Name of the Elephant Reserve : Mysore Elephant Reserve (Cauvery Wildlife Division, Kanakapura) Total Area : 519.07 Sq.km. Date
of Census : 07.05.2007
Method Used : Sample Block Count Scientific Institute involved : Cauvery Wildlife Division, Kanakapura
Name of
the
Division /
PA/ Range
Area
(Sq.K
m)
Area
covere
d
(Sq.k
m.)
Type of Elephants
Density
(Elephants/
Sq.km)
(Total/
Area
covered)
(Col.12/3)
Total No.
of
elephants
(on simple
extrapotati
on from
density)
(Density x
Area)
(Col.13*2)
Adult
Fema
le
(>7ft.
)
Sub-
Adult
Female
(5-7Ft.)
Juvenil
e
Female
(4-5ft.)
Adult
Male
(>8ft)
Sub-
adult
Male
(5-8ft)
Juvenil
e Male
(4-5ft)
Calf
(3-4ft)
Unk
now
n
TOTA
L
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Hanur 129.19 61.70
8 5 3 - - 1 2 2 21 0.34 43.97
Cowdally 101.83 64.54
28 9 8 9 1 2 6 - 63 0.98 99.40
M.M.Hills 210.09 88.54
16 6 5 4 4 2 2 - 39 0.44 92.54
Kanakapu
ra
77.97 50.17
2 1 1 1 - - 1 6 0.12 9.33
Total for
ER
519.07 264.94
54 21 17 14 5 5 11 2 129 1.88 245.24
P.A = Protected Area (Sanctuary / National Park); A,B,C = Names of Divisions / PAs; T = Tusker, Mk = Makna (Tuskless Bull), US =
Sex Unknown
Note : Out of total 51 No. of Compartments 24 Nos were randomnly selected from stratified samples. The percentage
of area covered out of the total forest area is 51.04%
Sl.
No.
Year Detailed of cases No. of cases Amount Paid
10. 2003-2004 Crop Compensation cases 34 cases 67,500.00
11. 2004-2005 Human killed by Wild Elephant 2 cases 2,00,000.00
12. 2005-2006
Crop compensation cases 49 cases 50,000.00
Human killed by wild Elephant 1 case 1,00,000.00
13. 2006-07
Crop compensation cases 39 case 34,400.00
Human killed by wild Elephant 1 case 1,00,000.00
14. 2007-08
Crop compensation cases 478 Cases
4,60,725.00
Human killed by wild Elephant
12 Cases 13,50,000.00
Human Injury
1 case 20,000.00
15 2009-10
Human Death
Crop Compensation Cases
1 Case
22 Cases
1,50000
68,610
16 2010-11 Crop Compensation Case Nil Nil
TOTAL 2,2413,825.00
Crop Compensation, Human Death
Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary. Kollegal, Chamrajnagar,
Karnataka
HAKKU PATRA DISTRIBUTION
(Recognition of Forest Rights)Act 2006
Cauvery Wild Life Sanctuary Kollegal 2010
Sl.No Division/District
No of
Applications
recevied
No of
Applications
forwarded to
SDL
No of
Appliciations
rejecteed to
SDL
No of
Appliciations
forwarded to
DLC
No of
Applications
rejected to
DLC
No of
Hakku
patras given
Total
Forest
Land
Acres
ST
Other
s
ST
Other
s
ST
Other
s
ST
Other
s
ST
Other
s
ST
Oth
ers
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1
Cauvery Wildlife/
Ch Nagara
108 _ 98 _ 10 _ 98 _ _ _ 98 _ 264
Acres
Total
Sl.
No
Gramapanch
ayat
Podu
No of
Applicat
ion
Received
No of
Hakku
patra
given
Forest
Lands
Acres
1. Thellanur Rachappajinagara 30 30
2. Shagyam Ganigamangal 09 09 -
3. Kurattihosur Dantalli 51 41 -
4. Ponnachi Alambadi 18 18 -
Total 108 98 264
HAKKU PATRA DISTRIBUTION
(Recognition of Forest Rights)Act 2006
Cauvery Wild Life Sanctuary Kollegal 2010

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Cauvery wls kollegal fm

  • 1. Cauvery Wild Life Sanctuary, Kollegal, Chamrajnagar, karnataka A K Singh IFS DCF WL Kollegal Area 527 Sq Km
  • 3. STRENGTHS Approved Management Plan & Prescriptions Information Technology Newly Recruited Foresters & Forest Guards & Forest Watchers Young Energetic, Enthusiastic Forest Force, Newly Employed Tiger Task Force Arms, Ammunition & Weapons Forensic Science Knowledge Eco Development Committee Presidents & Members Jungle Lodges & Resorts, Private Resorts on boundaries Available Scientific Research Study Publications Wild animals Census & Population Density Data, Solar Power, NREGS-SMC Works & Lantana removals etc Fringe Area Young Energetic Unemployed Working Force Degraded Forest Lands requiring replenishment Fringe Area Revenue Villages-Afforestation, Fodder Develop
  • 4. OPPORTUNITIES Building Infrastructure –Supporting Staff Qtrs, Forest Guest Houses. RIDF Rural Infrastructure Development Fund Information Technology Wireless, Telecommunication, Information Networking, Intelligence Gathering, Collection of Information GIS, Geographical Information System, GPS Global Positioning System Remote Sensing Satellite Images Raster & Vector Landsat Images, Digital Elevation Modeling, GIS Software –Arc-View, Arc-Info, Arc-GIS ESRI Products. NREGA- Employment for Anti-Crop Depredation, Protection Duty, Protection Camp Development, Soil & Moisture Conservation, Water Harvesting Structure, Nursery Development, Watershed Development
  • 5. 1. Hunting & Poaching of wild animals, Tuskers, leopards, tigers 2. Cattle grazing, commercial cattle business 3. Fire hazards during summer months. 4. Encroachment of Forest lands Almabadi & Dantalli 5. Smuggling of Timber and Firewood across TN borders 6. Man and animal conflict at Conflict Zones 7. Lack of Perennial waterholes 8. Soil Erosion & Need of Water Harvesting Structures 9. Unregulated tourism at Hoganekal TN Borders 10. Disease and pests THREATS
  • 7. Threat Mitigation Steps 10 New Anti Poaching Sheds under Operation Carriage of sufficient Arms & Ammunition to combat the poachers & hunters. Regular Weapon upkeep and maintenance Weapon Training to the Foresters & Forests Guards Infrastructure development of the Protection Camps Massive Perambulation & Cross Borders co ordination with TN Forests/Police Tele-Communication and Information Networking across the borders Intelligence Gathering and Information Collections from Informants across TN Borders Detection of FOC & Wild Life Crimes from different areas Regular Boundary Perambulation by Forest Guards and Protection Camps along with GPS and GPS Report Plotting on Arc Info Maps.
  • 18. • Conducting Workshops & Awareness Camps for Staff. • Education and Awareness Camps for public & schools • Nature Awareness Camps • Elephant Days • Maintenance of Patrol Paths, Inspection Roads • Fire Control • Vaccination • Crop Compensation • NREGA-Soil & Moisture Conservation Works, Weed Removal • Habitat improvement-Firelines, Water Holes, Seed dibbling • Solar Fencing at Indignatha, EPT at Padsalanatha Threat Mitigation Steps
  • 19. •Creation of water holes. •Lantana Weed eradication programs. •Augmentation of natural regeneration by ANR •Planting of native species in the degraded lands ANR •Soil and moisture conservation. •Water Harvesting Structure like Check Dams •Desilting of Water Tanks, check dams etc •Restricting Minor Forest Produce withdrawals Micro-plan work shop, writing and documentation. Workshops and training. Compensation for crop depredation, attack on livestock and Human beings. Habitat improvement works Eco- Developmental Activities
  • 20. • Problem of man and animal specially wild elephants conflict along the boundary areas of the sanctuary abutting agricultural fields. • Maintenance of the existing elephant proof trench and formation of elephant proof trench on the remaining stretch of the sanctuary. • Improving source of water availability and fodder within the sanctuary. • Timely payment of compensation to the farmers & victim families. • By arranging scaring teams and providing crackers to farmers to scare away the crop raiding wild animals. • Propaganda and publicity regarding the importance of wildlife MAN AND ANIMAL CONFLICT
  • 21. Elephant Crop Anti Depredation Camps : 4 Camps 5 Watchers each camp, Crackers, Torch, Fire burning, EPT covering during night 6 PM to 6 AM one gun staff Hanur Wild Life Range :Chikkailur, Ganigmanagala, Kallidoddi, Beerota Cowdaahlli Wild Life Range : 2 Camps at Dantalli, Arabagere, Changadi, Ponachi, Asthur Kanakapura Wild Life Range : Soligere, Madivala, Kolkote MM Hills : Gopinatham, Indignatha-Padsalnatha, Ponachi EPT maintenance and fresh EPT constructions at Padsalnatha Solar Fencing of Indignatha Awareness Camps Elephant Days Celebration Wild Life Week Celebration STEPS FOR MAN ANIMAL CONFLICT MITIGATION
  • 22. Sl. No Component Unit/ km/H a/No/ M3 Unit cost (In Rs) Physica l (Extent ) Plantatio n Financial (In Rs) Soil & Moisture work Fencing Entry Point Activities 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 Hanur Wildl life Range 1.Ganigamangala EDC Ha 4030- 00 70 Ha 282100-00 42350-00 14000-00 70000-00 2 Cowdalli Wild life Range 1. Changadi EDC Ha 4030- 00 45 Ha 181350-00 27225-00 9000-00 45000 3 M.M.Hills Wild life Range 1.Gopinatha Ha 4030- 00 45 Ha 181350-00 27225-00 9000-00 45000 4 Kanakapura WildLife Range 1. Hoolya hosadoddi Ha 4030- 00 40 Ha 161200-00 24200-00 8000-00 40000-00 Total 200 Ha 806000-00 121000-00 40000-00 200000-00 ACTION PLAN FOR THE YEAR 2009-10 UNDER FDA Advance Work for Aided Natural Regeneration under FDA During 2009-10 FDA: CAUVERY WILD LIFE District: Ramanagara, Mandya, Chamarajanagara Division: Cauvery Wildlife Division,Kollegal. Circle: Chamarajanagara.
  • 23. Sl. No. Name of the EDC 1 2 Kanakapura Wildlife Range 1 Soligeri 2 Sambapura 3 Sangam 4 Muthathi 5 Hulya hosadoddi Hanur Wildlife Range 6 Rachappajinagar 7 Ganigamangala 8 Kallidoddi 9 Pushpapura Cowdally Wildlife Range 10 Arabagere 11 Changadi 12 Asthur M.M.Hills Wildlife Range 13 Gopinatham 14 Pudur 15 Padasalanatha 16 Nagamale 17 Indiganatha Eco Development Committees In Cauvery Wild life Division, Kollegal
  • 38. The protected area and the interface land use situation The existing situation in the zone of influence • Eight enclosure villages inside the Sanctuary. • 30 villages are with in 5kms radius of the Sanctuary. • Human population in enclosure and surrounding villages with in 5 kms of radius of the sanctuary is estimated as 35000. • cattle population enclosure and surrounding villages. Is estimated 39000. • The local population is mainly dependent on agriculture. Hence immense biotic pressure over the sanctuary for small timber and fire wood and for grazing their cattle in the sanctuary. Enclosure villages inside sanctuary Sl. No. Name of the range Enclosure villages 1. Kanakapura Wildlife Range Muthathi, Madiwala 2. Cowdally Wildlife Range Dantally 3. M.M.Hills Wildlife Range Nagamalai, Bejjalane, Panchalane, Indiganatha, Padasalanatha Total No. of Villages inside sanctuary are – 8 Nos.
  • 48. Developmental Project Approved from Govt Of India Project Cost = Rs 1 Cr 10 Tents = Rs 41 L Dormitory = Rs 8 L Store Room = Rs 4 L Gol Ghar = Rs 5 L Forest IB = Rs 5 L Reception = Rs 4 L Children Park =Rs 4 L Car Parking =Rs 3 L Kitchen = Rs 5L Articles = Rs 20 L Total Cost = Rs 1 Cr
  • 49. The Ladybird Beetle Jungle Camps & Mystery Trails Gopinatham
  • 55. © 2007 Adventure Products & Services Pvt. Ltd. HOGANEKAL FALLS
  • 57. VISIT OF MP CHAMRAJNAGAR
  • 62. Basic Infrastructure Public Convinience Rs 20 L Toilet, Bathroom, Changing Rooms Drinking Water Facility Parking Stand Rs 5 L Resting Place with chairs Rs 3 L Paragola Resting Place Rs 2 L Canteen Rs 15L Steps & Plateform Rs 10 L Watch Tower Rs 10 L Interpretation Centre Rs 10 L Fencing of Tourism Area Rs 20 L Signage Boards Education/Awareness Rs 3 L Trekking Trails Rs 2 L Total Rs 100 Lakhs Hoganekal Eco Tourism Karnataka Tamilnadu Cross Border Issue
  • 70. BASIC MINIMUM CIVIC FACILITY TOILET, BATHROOM , HOGANEKAL
  • 72. Sl. No . Name of the sanctioned posts No. of posts Sanctione d No. of posts filled up Vacant as on 31-12-07 Requirement/Alrea dy operating 1. Deputy Conservator of Forests 1 1 0 0 2. Assistant conservator of Forests 1 1 0 1 3. Range Forest officer 4 4 0 1 4. Forester 5 5 0 4 5. Forest Guard 16 16 0 30 6. Forest watcher 09 09 0 74 7. Supernumerary 09 09 0 0 8. Second division surveyor 01 0 1 1 1. Superintendent 1 1 0 1 2. First Division Assistant 1 1 0 1 3. Second Division Assistant 3 3 0 6 4. Peon 1 1 0 7 5. Diver 0 0 0 8 6. Meti 0 0 0 3 7. Cleaner 0 0 0 5 8. Computer Operator 0 0 0 8 9. Night watchman 0 0 0 8 10 . Wireless operator 0 0 0 8 TOTAL 52 51 1 166 The existing staff position and requirement of additional staff
  • 73. Elephant Census in Cauvery Wildlife Division For the year 2007 Name of the Elephant Reserve : Mysore Elephant Reserve (Cauvery Wildlife Division, Kanakapura) Total Area : 519.07 Sq.km. Date of Census : 07.05.2007 Method Used : Sample Block Count Scientific Institute involved : Cauvery Wildlife Division, Kanakapura Name of the Division / PA/ Range Area (Sq.K m) Area covere d (Sq.k m.) Type of Elephants Density (Elephants/ Sq.km) (Total/ Area covered) (Col.12/3) Total No. of elephants (on simple extrapotati on from density) (Density x Area) (Col.13*2) Adult Fema le (>7ft. ) Sub- Adult Female (5-7Ft.) Juvenil e Female (4-5ft.) Adult Male (>8ft) Sub- adult Male (5-8ft) Juvenil e Male (4-5ft) Calf (3-4ft) Unk now n TOTA L 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Hanur 129.19 61.70 8 5 3 - - 1 2 2 21 0.34 43.97 Cowdally 101.83 64.54 28 9 8 9 1 2 6 - 63 0.98 99.40 M.M.Hills 210.09 88.54 16 6 5 4 4 2 2 - 39 0.44 92.54 Kanakapu ra 77.97 50.17 2 1 1 1 - - 1 6 0.12 9.33 Total for ER 519.07 264.94 54 21 17 14 5 5 11 2 129 1.88 245.24 P.A = Protected Area (Sanctuary / National Park); A,B,C = Names of Divisions / PAs; T = Tusker, Mk = Makna (Tuskless Bull), US = Sex Unknown Note : Out of total 51 No. of Compartments 24 Nos were randomnly selected from stratified samples. The percentage of area covered out of the total forest area is 51.04%
  • 74. Sl. No. Year Detailed of cases No. of cases Amount Paid 10. 2003-2004 Crop Compensation cases 34 cases 67,500.00 11. 2004-2005 Human killed by Wild Elephant 2 cases 2,00,000.00 12. 2005-2006 Crop compensation cases 49 cases 50,000.00 Human killed by wild Elephant 1 case 1,00,000.00 13. 2006-07 Crop compensation cases 39 case 34,400.00 Human killed by wild Elephant 1 case 1,00,000.00 14. 2007-08 Crop compensation cases 478 Cases 4,60,725.00 Human killed by wild Elephant 12 Cases 13,50,000.00 Human Injury 1 case 20,000.00 15 2009-10 Human Death Crop Compensation Cases 1 Case 22 Cases 1,50000 68,610 16 2010-11 Crop Compensation Case Nil Nil TOTAL 2,2413,825.00 Crop Compensation, Human Death Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary. Kollegal, Chamrajnagar, Karnataka
  • 75. HAKKU PATRA DISTRIBUTION (Recognition of Forest Rights)Act 2006 Cauvery Wild Life Sanctuary Kollegal 2010 Sl.No Division/District No of Applications recevied No of Applications forwarded to SDL No of Appliciations rejecteed to SDL No of Appliciations forwarded to DLC No of Applications rejected to DLC No of Hakku patras given Total Forest Land Acres ST Other s ST Other s ST Other s ST Other s ST Other s ST Oth ers 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 Cauvery Wildlife/ Ch Nagara 108 _ 98 _ 10 _ 98 _ _ _ 98 _ 264 Acres Total
  • 76. Sl. No Gramapanch ayat Podu No of Applicat ion Received No of Hakku patra given Forest Lands Acres 1. Thellanur Rachappajinagara 30 30 2. Shagyam Ganigamangal 09 09 - 3. Kurattihosur Dantalli 51 41 - 4. Ponnachi Alambadi 18 18 - Total 108 98 264 HAKKU PATRA DISTRIBUTION (Recognition of Forest Rights)Act 2006 Cauvery Wild Life Sanctuary Kollegal 2010