Wild elephants inhabit approximately two-thirds of the land area of Sri Lanka, and it has been identified that the rapid obstruction of elephant habitats and migratory corridors due to various development projects and human activities has directly contributed to the escalation of human–elephant conflict. It has been recognised that, in order to mitigate such conflict to a certain extent, the protection of wild elephant habitats and migratory cor…
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