The Indian Express argues that scientific monitoring of megafauna should guide conservation policy. The core claim is simple: wildlife protection becomes more effective when decisions rest on systematic observation, population trends, and habitat data instead of anecdote.
The policy lesson is that conservation is not only about enforcement on the ground. It also depends on data collection, long-term observation, and the ability of institutions to convert field information into timely decisions.
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