Wildlife crime has become a complex issue, spanning across districts, states, and international borders. Principal Chief Conservator of Forests Wildlife, M.S Reddy, emphasizes that no single agency can tackle it alone.

To address this, a Joint Circular has been issued, outlining measures to strengthen forest-police coordination. This includes monthly meetings of District Tiger Cells, quarterly reviews, and joint investigations into serious cases.

Further details on the joint efforts to combat wildlife crime are available, including the establishment of nodal officers and joint training programs. The goal is to enhance collaboration and support between forest and police agencies to effectively combat wildlife crime.