FAQ'S
Tamil Nadu Forest and Wildlife Crime Control Bureau.
It was established in November 2022 to strengthen enforcement of wildlife laws and curb
wildlife-related crimes in Tamil Nadu.
It functions under the Tamil Nadu Forest Department, Government of Tamil Nadu.
To detect, investigate and prevent wildlife crimes such as poaching and illegal wildlife trade.
Panagal Maaligai, Saidapet, Chennai, Tamil Nadu.
Yes. Toll-free: 1800 599 7699 | WhatsApp: 94453 24153
Yes, the complaint form is available on the website.
- Wildlife Protection Act – 1972 (Amended 2023)
- Tamil Nadu Forest Act – 1882
- Biological Diversity Act – 2002
Yes. Native parrots cannot be kept, traded or captured under the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972.
Exceptions: Budgerigar, Cockatiel, Macaw, African Grey, Lovebirds.
- Poaching (Elephant, Tiger, Deer, etc.)
- Illegal wildlife trade (skins, tusks, scales, etc.)
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