Senna spectabilis planted with good intentions has become an ecological nightmare, swiftly overtaking large areas of the sanctuary. Its unchecked growth not only threatens biodiversity but also triggers a chain of ecological and economic repercussions, affecting both wildlife and local
A three-day synchronised elephant population estimation exercise will be conducted from May 23 in Karnataka's 10 forest divisions, bordering Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Andhra Pradesh. The effort, involving extensive fieldwork and data analysis, aims to manage human-elephant conflict in the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve.
A synchronised elephant population estimation exercise will be conducted for three days from May 23 across 10 forest divisions in Karnataka. This effort includes officials from Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Andhra Pradesh, aiming to provide insights for managing human-elephant conflicts effectively.
To ensure the protection of these majestic creatures, it is imperative to revisit and revise legislative frameworks with a focus on ecological sustainability
India’s rich biodiversity includes a significant population of Asian elephants, which are not only an integral part of the country’s