The 'People for Animals' today said it will give awards of Rs 5,100 and 3,100 under the two categories, besides a citation and a memento to the recipients.
"We conceived the idea of motivating the police and forest staff by giving cash reward on nabbing the poachers and get them punished by the law under the Wildlife Protection Act," an official with the organisation Babu Lal Jaju said.
Jaju said poaching activities frequently take place in the region and various endangered animals, particularly the peacocks and chinkaras, have been on target in recent past.
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