Eco India: A unique rehab programme for poachers helps conserve the slender loris in Tamil Nadu
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- čas přidán 7. 05. 2021
- Every week, Eco India brings you stories that inspire you to build a cleaner, greener and better tomorrow. Our top story this week looks at how this tiny nocturnal mammal that lives on trees is often hunted by poachers looking to make a quick buck.
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A big salute to the community to handle the issue so sensitively 🙏🙏
Thank you for bringing such an important effort by human kind..faith restored. Lots of respect and love for your channel. 🙏
In the vast ocean of news feed and social media, you guys are doing an incredible job by bringing up such unheard stories.
I see this channel at the forefront of conservation awareness soon in the coming future.
Such an amazing community effort!👏
Thank you for your nice effort to conservation slender lorries ,which is now a endanger species. Thank you team eco india.
Wow!!!
Promising...
Great initiative 👏
This story helped to notifying this area as wildlife sanctuary
Congratulations today this area is finally wildlife sanctuary
Requesting everyone who watches and likes these videos by Scroll, to like and leave a comment to increase engagement. Such quality content must reach more people.
Miga Miga Arumai!! Vazhthukkal!!
Great job sir
Poaching is a cruel, inhumane activity. The rich biodiversity and varied wildlife, which we had earlier, is now decreasing rapidly from the face of Earth only because of the selfish nature of some humans. Thanks to some kind-hearted Samaritan people of Tamilnadu that endangered species like Slender Loris are thriving. Eco-india and Scroll.in, you are doing a commendable job by bringing such amazing stories to the limelight and giving them recognition :)
Now you brought the whole world's attention to this area and poachers too. Congratulations.
Kudos to the team
@scroll the slender lorris is also a animal found in tillari which is in southern maharashtra, its in region of western ghats.
Slender loris are such lil cuties😍 Thanks to the local efforts.. we can keep enjoying their presence around us forever❤️
Very nice video.🙏
Truth, Love and Peace for All.
Hope they live happily here after. They are cute. Good work people. ❤️
Very hardworking 👍👍
Never knew such animals ever roamed Bengaluru
Very good move... With students....
Velpari🤗
Would love to see this species thrive in its natural habitat!
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Background music is romantic ❤️
Translation for the pledge @10:52
We will not hit Slender loris with an arrow(bow and arrow)
We will not hit Slender loris with a Stone.
South indians really respect and love the nature comparison to north indians
How pathetic and shameful of these communities to kill a small animal based on stupid beliefs...I hope people are learning the truths and saving it ! Its beautiful !
You should also cover Rally For Rivers program started by Sadhguru.
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@@tiru7784 Saving our rivers is funny right
@@aaryansetia9093 Saving our Rivers is not funny and is indeed a serious issue. But highlighting that godman's initiative would do no good. These top down approaches have been talked about for more than 20 - 25 years, with no improvements in the ground.
@@tiru7784 1st of all let's not call anyone names which are 'media invented'.
You say it would do no good, on what basis are you saying this?WHat is your solution to river problems then? His initative is to enable the farmers to grow and plant trees, how will that do no good?
Yes many initiatives have come and gone but this initiative has been recognised worldwide and has has good success so far. They have been grown over 1cr saplings which has helped idek how many farmers.
@@aaryansetia9093 I didn't call anyone names. From when did godman become a derogatory term? What else should we call him then? He runs an ashram, teaches yoga, has some commercial interests, runs several institutions and is also a politically influential person. All of this based on religion, which again is nothing wrong. So I mentioned godman 🤷♂️
Such an amazing community effort!👏