Elephants become collateral damage in the fight against crop-raiding boars
2020-06-09 08:12
The recent incident of a female wild elephant in Kerala falling prey to crude bait meant for wild boar sheds light on the widespread issue of human-wildlife conflict in the state. Scientifically decimating crop-raiding nuisance animals, or vermin, involves a complex and prolonged official process in Kerala. Small scale farmers across the state are finding […]
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