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Forest Department clears roadside vegetation, steps up surveillance to curb human-elephant conflict in Kadambur Hills

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Forest Department clears roadside vegetation, steps up surveillance to curb human-elephant conflict in Kadambur Hills
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The Forest Department in the Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserve is implementing new safety measures to reduce human-elephant conflicts in the Kadambur Hills. Initiatives include clearing roadside vegetation for better visibility, installing AI-monitored cameras, and increasing night patrols to protect both villagers and wildlife.

The Forest Department has intensified measures to mitigate human-elephant conflict in villages surrounding the Parabetta Reserve Forest under the Kadambur Forest Range of the Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserve (STR) by clearing roadside vegetation, installing AI-enabled surveillance cameras and deploying special night patrols.

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