Humans have increased their activities in the recent past leaving behind the remnants for the wildlife around. Activities like expanding agricultural fields, building new network of roads and rapid urbanization have shrunk the forest area and reduced the habitat of wildlife into small patches. This division of wildlife is often referred to as fragmentation.

Humans and animals have co-existed for millions of years as harmony is the way of nature. But with advancements in society, economy and cultures we have parted our ways from it. Yet nature has its own rules, regulations and rhythms, and so many a times humans have to face grave dangers of the wild.

Chandrapura, Maharashtra has a huge problem of Human-Animal Conflict where thousands of crop-raiding cases are getting reported annually. Apart from the traditional practices […]

Kodagu village, Mysore has a huge problem of Human Wildlife Conflict where thousands of crop raiding cases are getting reported annually. Apart from […]