National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) has established an 11-member Cheetah Project Steering Committee under the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, and Rajesh Gopal, secretary general of Global Tiger Forum, has been appointed as its chairman. The decision was taken after six cheetahs, who were brought as part of the translocation project, died in the last two months. The other 10 members include RN Mehrotra, former principal chief conservator of forest of Rajasthan; PR Sinha, former director of the Wildlife Institute of India; HS Negi, former APCCF, Wildlife; and PK Malik, former faculty at WII.
GS Rawat, former dean of the WII; Mittal Patel, an Ahmedabad-based social worker; Qamar Qureshi, WII scientist and Inspector General of NTCA; and the MP’s Principal Chief Conservator of Forest, Wildlife, and Chief Wildlife Warden are the other members.
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RN Mehrotra, former principal chief conservator of forest of Rajasthan
PR Sinha, former director of the Wildlife Institute of India
HS Negi, former APCCF, Wildlife
PK Malik, former faculty at WII
GS Rawat, former dean of the WII
Mittal Patel, an Ahmedabad-based social worker
Qamar Qureshi, WII scientist and Inspector General of NTCA
MP’s Principal Chief Conservator of Forest, Wildlife
Chief Wildlife Warden
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