Sikkim Police are stepping up their efforts to combat wildlife poaching with the help of local wildlife protection organizations. Through this partnership, both law enforcement agencies and environmental groups are focused on reducing illegal hunting and wildlife trade in the state’s protected areas. Sikkim, with its rich biodiversity, faces ongoing challenges in preserving endangered species, and poaching remains a significant threat.
The collaborative efforts include increased patrols in sensitive wildlife zones, the use of surveillance technology, and public education programs on the importance of conservation. Police officials have committed to imposing strict penalties for those caught poaching, ensuring that such activities are deterred. The partnership is seen as an essential strategy in preserving Sikkim’s natural heritage.