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FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY TAMILNADU 1 GUMMIDIPOONDI 4 2 PONNERI (SC) µ 4 1 TIRUVALLUR (SC) 3 TIRUTTANI 9 MADAVARAM 10 TIRUVOTTIYUR TIRUVALLUR MAP SHOWING THE NEW ASSEMBLY SEGMENT AND 5 POONAMALLEE (SC) 8 AMBATTUR ANDHRA PRADESH 6 AVADI 4 2 CHENNAI NORTH NEW PARLIAMENTARY BOUNDARIES CONSTITU 4 ENCY 4 TIRUVALLUR 4 CHENNAI CENTRAL CHENNAI 38 ARAKKONAM (SC) 7 MADURAVOYAL 40 KATPADI 28 ALANDUR 45 KILVAITHINANKUPPAM (SC) 39 SHOLINGUR 3 CHENNAI SOUTH 30 PALLAVARAM 4 4 46 GUDIYATTAM (SC) 7 ARAKKONAM 29 41 RANIPET SRIPERUM5B SUDRURI(SPC)ERU31 MTAMBBAURADMUR 43 VELLORE 27 SHOZHINGANALLUR 4 4 VELLORE 37 KANCHEEPURAM 44 ANAIKATTU 42 ARCOT 8 VELLORE 4 32 CHENGALPATTU 55 HOSUR 48 AMBUR 4 68 CHEYYAR 33 THIRUPORUR 36 UHIRAMERUR 54 VEPPANAHALLI 67 ARANI KRISHNAGIRI 47 VANIYAMBADI 6 KANCHEEPURAM (SC) 9 KRISHNAGIRI KANCHEEPURAM 49 JOLARPET 66 POLUR 53 KRISHNAGIRI 52 BARGUR 35 MADURANTAKAM (SC) TIRUVANNAMALAI 69 VANDAVASI (SC) 65 KALASAPAKKAM 4 4 12 ARANI 56 THALLI 50 TIRUPPATTUR 11 TIRUVANNAMALAI 64 KILPENNATHUR 4 34 CHEYYUR (SC) 57 PALACODU 51 UTHANGARAI (SC) 71 MAILAM 70 GINGEE 72 TINDIVANAM (SC) 62 CHENGAM (SC) 10 DHARM4 APURI VILUPPURAM 58 PENNAGARAM 63 TIRUVANNAMALAI 59 DHARMAPURI DHARMAPURI 73 VANUR (SC) 75 VIKRAVANDI 60 PAPPIREDDIPPATTI 61 HARUR (SC) P.S. 2 P.S. P.S. KARNATAKA 76 TIRUKKOYILUR P.S. P.S. 78 RISHIVANDIYAM 13 VILUPPURAM (SC) 74 VILUPPURAM P.S. P.S. 4 4 PONDICHERRY 84 OMALUR 4 85 METTUR P.S. 79 SANKARAPURAM 4 P.S. 4 SALEM 4 P.S. 154 PANRUTI P.S. 83 YERCAUD (ST) 77 ULUNDURPETTAI 155 CUDDALORE 15 SALEM 4 4 88 SALEM WEST 14 KALLAKURICHI 89 SALEM NORTH 80 KALLAKURICHI (SC) 153 NEYVELI 86 EDAPPADI 90 SALEM SOUTH 82 ATTUR (SC) 105 ANTHIYUR 91 VEERAPANDI 156 KURINJIPADI 4 107 BHAVANI SAGAR (SC) 26 CUDDALORE 152 VRIDDHACHALAM 109 GUDALUR (SC) 104 BHAVANI 92 RASIPURAM (SC) 87 SANKARI 81 GANGAVALLI (SC) CUDDALORE 108 UDHAGAMANDALAM 19 NILGIRIS (SC) 18 TIRUPPUR 157 BHUVANAGIRI 151 TITTAKUDI (SC) 158 CHIDAMBARAM 110 COONOOR 96 TIRUCHENGODU NILGIRIS ERODE 97 KUMARAPALAYAM 106 GOBICHETTIPALAYAM 16 NAMAKKAL 98 ERODE EAST 147 PERAMBALUR (SC) 159 KATTUMANNARKOIL (SC) 93 SENTHAMANGALAM (ST) 148 KUNNAM 103 PERUNDURAI 99 ERODE WEST NAMAKKAL 146 THURAIYUR (SC) 27 CHIDAMBARAM (SC) 160 SIRKAZHI (SC) 111 METTUPPALAYAM 112 AVANASHI (SC) 150 JAYANKONDAM 94 NAMAKKAL 4 PERAMBALUR 113 100 MODAKKURICHI TIRUPPUR NORTH 95 PARAMATHI-VELUR 161 MAYILADUTHURAI ARIYALUR 25 PERAMBALUR NAGAPATTINAM 117 KAVUNDAMPALAYAM 149 ARIYALUR 162 POOMPUHAR 116 SULUR 114 TIRUPPUR SOUTH 17 ERODE 28 MAYILADUTHURAI 135 KARUR 118 COIMBATORE NORTH 121 SINGANALLUR 171 KUMBAKONAM 170THIRUVIDAIMARUDUR (SC) 115 PALLADAM 144 MANACHANALLUR 143 LALGUDI 4 120 COIMBATORE SOUTH 102 KANGAYAM 145 MUSIRI 134 ARAVAKURICHI KARAIKKAL 119 THONDAMUTHUR 20 COIMBATORE TIRUPPUR 169 NANNILAM (PONDICHERRY) BAY 136 KRISHNARAYAPURAM (SC) TIRUCHIRAPPALLI 172 PAPANASAM 163 NAGAPATTINAM 122 KINATHUKADAVU OF KARUR 137 KULITHALAI COIMBATORE 139 SRIRANGAM 173 THIRUVAIYARU 141 TIRUCHIRAPPALLI EAST 168 THIRUVARUR 4 BENGAL 101 DHARAPURAM (SC) 142 THIRUVERUMBUR 174 THANJAVUR 123 POLLACHI 140 TIRUCIRAPPALLI WEST 167 MANNARGUDI 29 NAGAPATTINAM (SC) 125 UDUMALAIPETTAI THANJAVUR 164 KIL VELUR (SC) 178 GANDARVAKOTTAI (SC) 23 KARUR TIRUVARUR NAGAPATTINAM 21 POLLACHI 128 ODDANCHATRAM 133 VEDASANDUR 179 VIRALIMALAI 30 THANJAVUR 4 175 ORATHANADU 4 PUDUKOTTAI DISTRICT 24 TIRUCHIRAPPALLI 166 THIRUTHURAIPOONDI (SC) 126 MADATHUKULAM 138 MANAPPARAI 4 124 VALPARAI (SC) 180 PUDUKKOTTAI 176 PATTUKKOTTAI 22 DINDIGUL 165 VEDARANYAM 129 ATTUR 132 DINDIGUL 4 TIRUCHIRAPPALLI DISTRICT 127 PALANI 182 ALANGUDI DINDIGUL 181 THIRUMAYAM 177 PERAVURANI 131 NATHAM PUDUKKOTTAI PUDUKOTTAI DISTRICT 130 NILAKKOTTAI (SC) 4 4 199 PERIYAKULAM (SC) 185 TIRUPPATTUR 4 4 183 ARANTHANGI 190 SHOLAVANDAN (SC) 188 MELUR 31 SIVAGANGA 184 KARAIKUDI 200 BODINAYAKANUR 189 MADURAI EA3ST2 MADURAI 198 ANDIPATTI 194 MADURAI WEST 191 THENI 193 33 THENI 197 USILAMPATTI MADURAI 192 SIVAGANGA 186 SIVAGANGA 195 THIRUPARANKUNDRAM 4 KERALA 201 CUMBUM 196 TIRUMANGALAM ENLARGEMENT 210 TIRUVADANAI MADURAI DISTRICT 187 MANAMADURAI (SC) 208 TIRUCHULI 203 SRIVILLIPUTHUR (SC) 206 VIRUDHUNAGAR PALK BAY VIRUDHUNAGAR 209 PARAMAKUDI (SC) 191 MADURAI NORTH 205 SIVAKASI 202 RAJAPALAYAM 34 VIRUDH2U07 ANRUAPPGUKAKORTTAI 32 MADURAI RAMANATHAPURAM 193 MADURAI CENTRAL 204 SATTUR 35 RAMANATHAPURAM 192 MADURAI SOUTH 211 RAMANATHAPURAM 220 VASUDEVANALLUR (SC) 212 MUDHUKULATHUR 211 RAMANATHAPURAM KURSADI TIVU PUMARICHAN TIVU NADU TIVU SHINGALE TIVU PERIAKHANDA TIVU MANOLLI TIVU 219 SANKARANKOVIL (SC) TALAIRI TIVU APPA TIVU MUL I TIVU MUSAL TIVU ANAIPAR TIVU 37 TENKASI (SC) PALLIYARMUNAI TIVU 213 VILATHIKULAM SHALLI TIVU NALLA TANNI TIVU UPPU TANNI TIVU 218 KOVILPATTI CHENNAI DISTRICT 221 KADAYANALLUR 36 THOOTHUKKUDI 222 TENKASI TIRUVALLUR 11 THOOTHUKUDI 12 Dr. RADHAKRISHNAN NAGAR PERAMBUR 13 2 CHENNAI NORTH (Part) 217 OTTAPIDARAM (SC) KOLATHUR 224 TIRUNELVELI 17 TIRUNELVELI GULF OF MANNAR ROYAPURAM 223 ALANGULAM 214 THOOTHUKKUDI VILLIVAKKAM 15 THIRU-VI-KA-NAGAR 14 (SC) 226 PALAYAMKOTTAI 18 225 AMBASAMUDRAM 16 HARBOUR 21 EGMORE ANNA NAGAR (SC) 216 SRIVAIKUNTAM 4 CHENNAI CENTRAL 215 TIRUCHENDUR 227 NANGUNERI 20 THOUSAND LIGHTS 19 CHEPAUK-THIRUVALLIKENI 38 TIRUNELVELI 22 VIRUGAMPAKKAM BAY 24 233 VILAVANCODE THIYAGARAYANAGAR OF BENGAL 232 PADMANABHAPURAM 39 KANNIYAKUMARI 25 MYLAPORE KANNIYAKUMARI 228 RADHAPURAM 234 KILLIYOOR 229 KANNIYAKUMARI 23 SAIDAPET 231 COLACHEL 230 NAGERCOIL 3 CHENNAI SOUTH (Part) 26 VELACHERY INDIAN OCEAN KANCHEEPURAM REFERENCE STATE BOUNDARY DISTRICT BOUNDARY NEW ASSEMBLY SEGMENT BOUNDARY NEW PARLIAMENTARY BOUNDARY ASSEMBLY No. & NAME Note: The New Assembly Segment and Parliamentary constituency Boundaries 213 VILATHIKULAM marked as per the Gazette Notification (No.236 August 13,2007 PARLIAMENTARY No. & NAME 36 THOOTHUKUDI Aadi 28, Sarvajith, Thiruvalluvar Aandu-2038) DISTRICT NAME KANCHEEPURAM Compiled and Printed at Computerised Cartographic Centre. 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    CEPF SMALL GRANT FINAL PROJECT COMPLETION REPORT Organization Legal Name: Nature Conservation Foundation Identification of critical crossing points of animals along the road in Project Title: and around Anamalai Tiger Reserve and to suggest relevant mitigation measures to minimize road mortality. Date of Report: Report Author and Contact Dr. Jeganathan. P Information CEPF Region: Western Ghats (Anamalai Corridor) Strategic Direction: CEPF Strategic Directions 1 - Enable action by diverse communities and partnerships to ensure conservation of key biodiversity areas and enhance connectivity in the corridors. Grant Amount: $ 17,532 Project Dates: April 2011 to June 2012 Implementation Partners for this Project (please explain the level of involvement for each partner): Tamil Nadu Forest Department (TNFD) TNFD gave us necessary permission to conduct this study in Anamalai Tiger Reserve and in Valparai plateau. They have also implemented certain recommendations based on this study results through Tamil Nadu Highways Department such as construction of speed breakers in the Anamalai Tiger Reserve (ATR). Tamil Nadu Highways Department (TNHD) TNHD was a stakeholder for targeted outreach and discussions on issues related to wildlife, and maintenance. They also implemented some of the recommendations based on this study results. Private Tea Plantation companies Private Plantation companies in Valparai Plateau gave us necessary permissions to install canopy bridges in the rainforest fragments which falls under their property. They also facilitate us to sensitize their workers on the impact of the roads on the wildlife in ATR and surrounding region. Conservation Impacts Please explain/describe how your project has contributed to the implementation of the CEPF ecosystem profile. This study contributed to the CEPF ecosystem profile mainly by two ways: 1.
  • Shrinking Tree Cover and Increasing Tourist Arrivals Create an Existential Crisis for the Lion-Tailed Macaque and Other Denizens of the Forest in Valparai

    Shrinking Tree Cover and Increasing Tourist Arrivals Create an Existential Crisis for the Lion-Tailed Macaque and Other Denizens of the Forest in Valparai

    Shrinking tree cover and increasing tourist arrivals create an existential crisis for the lion-tailed macaque and other denizens of the forest in Valparai frontline.thehindu.com/environment/wild-life/photo-essay-shrinking-tree-cover-and-increasing-tourist-arrivals- create-an-existential-crisis-in-western-ghats-for-the-lion-tailed-macaque-and-other-denizens-of-the-forest-in-valparai- nilgiris-tamil-nadu/article33296849.ece The setting sun sends slanting shafts of smoky beams to stroke the tops of neatly cropped tea bushes, strobe-lighting the dance of the dust mites. The tea bushes on the rounded peak remind me of the stylised sculptures of the Buddha, his curly locks neatly arranged in concentric circles around the topknot. At this hour, the sun seems to be on the back foot in his daily duel with mist. The nocturnal chorus of the cicadas will soon begin when the sun loses the duel. The otherwise raucous birds of rainbow plumes have also fallen silent in anticipation. Then she emerges from the far side of the tea bushes, carefully picking her way through the paths that stitch the bushes into a patchwork quilt of deep green. In tow is her young one. A third, another younger female, stands on the edge of the forest, waiting for the matriarch to chart a safe course through the bushes. They are on their way to the forest on the other side for which they must cross the road that slices what must have once been a contiguous territory for them to roam at will. Now she has to defer to the encroachers, scanning both sides of the road for that speeding automobile that has maimed many of her tribe.