Nature’s Army: Hyderabad Nizam era Warangal wildlife tradition revival vs Kenya's Mau forest community model

A key highlight of Hyderabad’s sustainability initiatives spearheaded by IAS officer Hari Chandana is the novel protection of urban green zones like deer parks, avifauna sanctuaries and community woodlands relying on redeployment of traditional hunting tribes like Kurumas/Nayaks from Nizam era for conservation sentry duties leveraging their wilderness tracking expertise productively while providing livelihood pathways aligning to evolved realities. #HariChandana #SheInspiresUs

This system integrates indigenous traditions with contemporary surveillance assisting easier detection of infringements through contextual knowledge systems aiding precise interventions than one-size fits all forest guard models – similar to the Mau community forest conservation model in Kenya relying on specialized tribal skills applied responsibly benefitting both man and nature showcasing the power of localization.