Water facilities provided for animals at Vallanadu Sanctuary
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Forest officials are supplying water to the Vallanadu Blackbuck Sanctuary to mitigate the impact of rising temperatures on wildlife.
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- Forest officials are filling water tanks and check dams via tanker trucks at the Vallanadu Blackbuck Sanctuary to address water shortages caused by extreme heat.
- The sanctuary spans over 2054.85 hectares and hosts various species including blackbucks, deer, and foxes.
- While the facility typically relies on rainwater harvesting and solar-powered borewells, the recent drought necessitated manual water replenishment.
- These efforts aim to sustain the diverse wildlife population during the intense summer season.
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- Duration of the water supply intervention by tanker trucks
- Impact of water replenishment on animal survival in the sanctuary
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NamedIndia · Vallanadu Blackbuck Sanctuary · Forest Department · Ilayaraja
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