Elephants in north Bengal more likely to raid crops near fragmented forested patches
Elephants in north Bengal are more likely to raid crops in areas with a matrix of agriculture, forests, riverine patches, tea plantations and peripheries of protected areas, a study has said. North Bengal in the foothills of eastern Himalayas supports less than two percent of India’s total elephant population. Still, it accounts for almost 12 … Continue reading Elephants in north Bengal more likely to raid crops near fragmented forested patches
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