human-elephant conflict

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Elephants Crossing: Danger and Death on a Railway Track in Palakkad
Conservation
Elephants Crossing: Danger and Death on a Railway Track in Palakkad
PA Vinayan
Around the country, train accidents continue to kill scores of elephants. Numerous elephants in the Palakkad division have met the same disastrous fate. Urgent conservation measures are required to stop this recurring tragedy
By
PA Vinayan
Conservation
Elephants are Choosy When it Comes to Food
Wild Vault
Elephants are Choosy When it Comes to Food
Mongabay
A study in northern West Bengal found that elephants are selective with their diet, feeding on approximately 130 species of plants among the 286 that were recorded.
By
Mongabay
Wild Vault
#WorldElephantDay: The Story of Chilli Komban, a Beloved Elephant
Multimedia
#WorldElephantDay: The Story of Chilli Komban, a Beloved Elephant
Sustain Team
Ahead of World Elephant Day, Pravin Shanmughanandam tells us the heartbreaking story of a loved elephant who was recently declared "a rogue" by the media. This not a story of just one elephant, but elephants everywhere that are struggling to make sense of a world, that we are constantly changing and destroying.
By
Sustain Team
Multimedia
Winds of Change: New Strategies to Combat Human-Elephant Conflict
Conservation
Winds of Change: New Strategies to Combat Human-Elephant Conflict
Manish Kumar
State forest departments of Odisha and Chattisgarh are working with local communities to mitigate conflict by using seed balls, drones and alarm machines
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Manish Kumar
Conservation
Learning to Coexist with Elephants
Conservation
Learning to Coexist with Elephants
Aritra Kshettry
Positive stories that talk of shared spaces, respect for the gentle giants, and acceptance of their presence can lead the way forward
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Aritra Kshettry
Conservation
Natural Habitats Under Attack: Conservation of Elephants and other Animals
Conservation
Natural Habitats Under Attack: Conservation of Elephants and other Animals
Prerna Singh Bindra
Aditya Panda
In the righteous cacophony surrounding the death of an elephant by a bomb concealed in a pineapple, the real, urgent issues that elephants and other wildlife face remain buried
By
Prerna Singh Bindra
Aditya Panda
Conservation
Crisis in Kodagu: Can Humans and Elephants co-exist?
Conservation
Crisis in Kodagu: Can Humans and Elephants co-exist?
Arathi Menon
Kodagu’s people live in constant fear of elephant encounters, but strengthening wildlife corridors and educating locals can mitigate the situation. This is the second story in a two-part series on human-elephant interactions in Kodagu
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Arathi Menon
Conservation
Crisis in Kodagu: Reports from the Epicentre of Human-Elephant Conflict
Conservation
Crisis in Kodagu: Reports from the Epicentre of Human-Elephant Conflict
Arathi Menon
Escalating human-elephant clashes in Kodagu are causing economic loss, and endangering lives of both, man and animal. This is the first story in a two-part series on human-elephant interactions in Kodagu
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Arathi Menon
Conservation
Living With Elephants
Video
Living With Elephants
Sustain Team
In the last few decades, Assam has turned into the epicentre of human-elephant conflict, with deaths and severe damages on both sides. But not all hope is lost
By
Sustain Team
Video
In a Tight Corner: The Dwindling Elephant Herds of Assam
Conservation
In a Tight Corner: The Dwindling Elephant Herds of Assam
Bikash Kumar Bhattacharya
Massive habitat loss has pushed the elephants of Assam into fierce competition with humans over ever-shrinking resources
By
Bikash Kumar Bhattacharya
Conservation
How a Group of Men Saved Elephants by Talking to Them
Book
How a Group of Men Saved Elephants by Talking to Them
Prerna Singh Bindra
In The Vanishing, wildlife writer and conservationist, Prerna Singh Bindra speaks of critical challenges that confront India’s wildlife, interspersed with a few stories of resistance and hope
By
Prerna Singh Bindra
Book
Nishant Srinivasaiah: On First-Name Terms with Wild Elephants
Hero
Nishant Srinivasaiah: On First-Name Terms with Wild Elephants
Nanditha Chandraprakash
A wildlife biologist examines how elephants survive and adapt in South India’s human dominated landscapes
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Nanditha Chandraprakash
Hero