Human wildlife conflicts

Human-wildlife conflicts in the Indian subcontinent have a long historical trajectory shaped by ecological, social, and political factors. Traditionally, communities coexisted with wildlife, developing cultural practices and religious beliefs that promoted conservation. However, with the expansion of agriculture, urbanization, and colonial forest policies, conflicts intensified.

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