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& Rehabilitation
Providing critical support to wildlife through 24/7 rescue operations, medical treatment, and safe rehabilitation back into nature.
Recent Rescues
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Key Patterns & Findings
Seasonal Peaks
Our data shows a distinct correlation between temperature and rescue volume. Activity peaks significantly during summer months (June-August) due to increased reptile metabolism and breeding cycles.
Winter Dormancy
Conversely, rescue operations decrease during winter months as many reptilian species enter a state of brumation (dormancy), reducing human-wildlife conflicts.
Success Rate
With a 98.6% release rate, our rehabilitation protocols are proving highly effective. Most animals are released back into their natural habitat within 24-48 hours of rescue.
Urban Adaptation
We are observing an increasing number of rescues in semi-urban areas like Tarakeswar, indicating rapid habitat encroachment and the need for greater community awareness.
Impact Visualization
We believe in data-driven conservation. Our detailed records help us understand seasonal trends, species distribution, and success rates to improve our future operations.
Rescue Categories
Breakdown by animal type: Reptiles, Birds, Mammals.
Snake Species
Detailed species analysis including Cobras, Vipers, and Kraits.
Turtles & Lizards
Rescue data for Monitors, Flapshells, and other reptiles.
Success Rate
Success vs. Attempted rescues comparison.
Geographic Data
Rescue hotspots including Tarakeswar and Pursurah.
Rescue Status
Outcomes: Released (98.6%), In Treatment, or Died.
Age Distribution
Demographics of rescued wildlife (Juvenile vs Adult).
Seasonal Trends
Activity heatmap peaking in summer months.
