Turning Data into Coexistence
Wildlife is returning. So are conflicts.
BCRCF’s Conflict Reporting ensures that every incident — whether crop loss, livestock depredation, or human injury — is recorded, verified, and acted upon.
How It Works:
- Community Intel: Local community members or relevant authorities give updates to Ban Pahuras via call.
- Incident Reporting: Ban Pahura, our crisis group members visit and inspect sites, confirm details, map out details and assess immediate needs.
- Response: Coordination with local communities on ground mobilization, technology deployment or local and follow-up actions.
- Learning: Data is mapped and analyzed via heatmaps to identify and forecast potential conflicts and design preventive strategies and inform policy advocacy.
Why It Matters:
- Prevents escalation and misinformation.
- Ensures fair, timely compensation.
- Builds transparency and accountability in conservation governance.
- Turns incidents into learning opportunities for coexistence planning.
Track. Respond. Learn. Coexist.