The Hindu·4 min read·medium

Kerala government to promote crop patterns, expedite surveys to curb human-wildlife conflict

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The Hindu Bureau
Kerala government to promote crop patterns, expedite surveys to curb human-wildlife conflict
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The Kerala government is implementing new farming practices and digital land surveys in forest fringe areas to mitigate human-wildlife conflict. These measures include crop loss compensation and clearer boundary definitions for inhabited areas near forests.

The State government has decided to promote suitable farming practices in forest fringe areas to keep wild animals away from human settlements and to expedite digital surveys to accurately determine the boundaries of inhabited areas adjoining forests as part of measures to mitigate human-wildlife conflict.

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