Bio-fencing plants given to tribal farmers in Telangana

During the event, mango saplings were also distributed, which will be cultivated in around 60 acres.
Forest officials hand over bio-fencing plants to tribals in Beersaipet in Utnoor mandal of Adilibad district on Tuesday
Forest officials hand over bio-fencing plants to tribals in Beersaipet in Utnoor mandal of Adilibad district on Tuesday
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ADILABAD: The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) and the Centre for Peoples Forestry (CPF), in coordination with the forest department officials, distributed bio-fencing plants (karonda) among the tribal farmers in Beersaipeta in Utnoor Mandal on Tuesday. A team from the National Tiger Conservative Authority (NTCA) officially handed over the plants to the farmers.

Speaking on the occasion, WCS coordinator Anagandhula Venkat said that the bio-fencing plants will help in preventing wild boars from entering the fields as these plants have needle-like branches. In Beersaipeta, around 15,000 plants were distributed to 50 tribal farmers.

During the event, mango saplings were also distributed, which will be cultivated on around 60 acres. Conservator of Forest CP Vinod Kumar, Khanapur FDO U Koteshwar Rao and CPO coordinator Ganthula Ravikumar were present on the occasion.

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