The Karnataka Forest Department has taken a proactive step to send recovered wildlife artifacts.

The Karnataka Forest Department has taken a proactive step to send recovered wildlife artifacts for forensic analysis. This move aims to combat illegal wildlife trafficking and protect endangered species.

Forensic analysis can provide crucial evidence in cases involving the illegal trade of wildlife products, such as ivory, animal skins, and other items.

The examination will help in identifying the species, age, and origin of the wildlife products, shedding light on the extent of the illegal trade and aiding law enforcement agencies in their efforts to combat wildlife crime. Additionally, it can be a valuable tool in building strong cases against poachers and traffickers, ultimately contributing to wildlife conservation efforts.

By utilizing forensic analysis, the Karnataka Forest Department is demonstrating a commitment to preserving biodiversity and ensuring that those who engage in illegal wildlife activities are brought to justice, thereby sending a strong message against the illicit trade in wildlife artifacts.