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Kerala Forest Department Profiles Straying Elephants to Reduce Conflict
The Kerala Forest Department is profiling straying elephants to mitigate human-wildlife conflict. Rapid Response Teams are documenting these elephants using photos and videos to better understand their movements. This initiative aims to protect both wildlife and local communities in north Kerala, addressing the rising tensions caused by elephant intrusions.
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