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Local bodies identified as human-wildlife conflict zones in Kerala under risk assessment

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The Hindu Bureau
Local bodies identified as human-wildlife conflict zones in Kerala under risk assessment
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Kerala's Forest Department has mapped 273 local bodies as human-wildlife conflict zones, with nine classified as very high risk. The government plans to increase compensation for victims of wildlife attacks by 50% and introduce new insurance schemes for residents in forest fringe areas.

The Forest department has identified 273 local bodies as human-wildlife conflict zones in the State.

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