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Wildlife Institute of India report lists persistent hotspots for elephant mortality and human casualties in Keralam
The Hindu — National✓
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A recent report by the Wildlife Institute of India has identified specific regions in Keralam that experience ongoing incidents of elephant mortality and human casualties. Areas such as Kanan Devan Hills, Kuttampuzha, and Peechi were highlighted as persistent conflict zones in the findings.
WHY IT MATTERS
Identifying these specific geographic hotspots is crucial for directing targeted wildlife management and conservation interventions to protect both human populations and elephants in Keralam.
Kanan Devan Hills, Kuttampuzha, Chittar, Mankulam, Padavayal, and Peechi identified as hotspots, as per a report released by the Wildlife Institute of India
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