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Bengaluru BIBMP Launches Drone-GPS Based Street Dog Census to Curb Rising Bite Cases
Bengaluru’s Municipal Corporation has begun a digital street‑dog census using drones and GPS to address the growing number of dog‑bite incidents.
Bengaluru’s Municipal Corporation (BIBMP) has officially launched a digital street‑dog census today, employing drone and GPS technology to tackle the rising number of dog‑bite cases in the city.
The initiative marks a shift towards technology‑driven wildlife management, with drones surveying urban areas and GPS tracking enabling accurate population counts.
By mapping stray dog distribution, BIBMP aims to implement targeted control measures, reduce human‑dog conflicts, and improve public safety across Bengaluru.
The census is expected to provide data for better resource allocation and future policy decisions on stray animal management.
The initiative marks a shift towards technology‑driven wildlife management, with drones surveying urban areas and GPS tracking enabling accurate population counts.
By mapping stray dog distribution, BIBMP aims to implement targeted control measures, reduce human‑dog conflicts, and improve public safety across Bengaluru.
The census is expected to provide data for better resource allocation and future policy decisions on stray animal management.