Forest department set to launch 100-day action plan to reduce human-wildlife conflict (opens original article in a new tab)

The Forest department launches a 100-day action plan to reduce human-wildlife conflict through fencing, monitoring, and rapid response teams, while seeking legal amendments to control problematic wildlife species.

• Forest department launches 100-day action plan to reduce human-wildlife conflict
• 100 km solar-powered fencing installed in high-conflict areas
• 25 satellite rapid response teams and metro response teams deployed for wildlife incidents
• State government seeks legal amendments to control wild boars and bonnet macaques