MIKE : Monitoring the Illegal killing of Elephant
- The CITES Monitoring the Illegal killing of Elephant programme is a site based system designed to monitor trends in the illegal killing of elephants, build management capacity and provide information to help range states make appropriate management and enforcement decisions.
- The prime objectives of the MIKE are to measure levels and trends in the illegal poaching of elephants.
- Mike progeamme was established by the CITES by resolution 10.10 adopted at the 10th conference of the parties in 1997.
- There are aroud 50 MIKE sites across Africa.
- There are currently 28 sites in the Asia, distributed across 13 countries.
- India has 10 sites.
- 2 sites each in Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malasiya, Myanmar and Thailand.
- 1site each in Bangladesh, Bhutan, China, Nepal, Sri lanka and Viet nam.
MIKE sites in India State
1) Chirang Ripu -------- Assam
2) Dihing Patkai --------- Assam
3) Eastern Dooars ---------- West Bengal
4) Deomali ---------- Arunachal Pradesh
5) Garo hills ---------- Meghalaya
6) Mayur bhanj ---------- Orissa
7) Mysore ---------- Karnataka
8) Nilgiri ---------- Tamil Nadu
9) Shivalik ---------- Uttarakhand
10) Wayanad ---------- Kerala
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