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Wild elephant tramples woman to death, injures 11-year-old son in Idukki

Woman was walking her son and daughter to school bus stop when she came under attack. Daughter, who was walking slightly behind, has a narrow escape. Relatives refuse to give consent to post-mortem examination till a solution to elephant incursion is found, want govt. to take care of the children. Officials convene meeting, promise solution

Experts question Keralaโ€™s move to assess carrying capacity of forests and conduct wildlife census to mitigate conflicts

Environmentalists and wildlife experts argue that it risks reducing a complex ecological issue to wildlife numbers while overlooking habitat degradation, forest fragmentation and human pressures on forest ecosystems

Kerala Forest Minister unveils 100-day action plan to tackle rising human-wildlife conflict

Department will embark on efforts to assess the carrying capacity of Stateโ€™s forests to address public concerns regarding animal overpopulation

Farmer trampled to death by wild elephant in Thalavadi hills

The latest fatality comes a day after a construction worker was killed in an elephant attack in the Kadambur Hills on Wednesday night

Kerala govt to launch special drive in Athirappilly to tackle rogue elephants posing threat

Forest Minister Shibu Baby John announces surveillance, fencing upgrades and compensation revision after high-level review

Government prioritises human life and property: Forest Minister Shibu Baby John

Minister says a 100-day programme will be announced on June 5 to address multiple issues including human-wildlife conflict

Protest at Athirappilly in Kerala after fatal wild elephant attack

Residents block Chalakudyโ€“Anamalai road, demand urgent safety measures

Three-tier strategy proposed to address rising human-wildlife conflict

The plan focuses on containment, mitigation, and compensation to enhance safety for farmers near forests and provide timely relief to affected families. The Forest department will utilize AI and sensor-based systems to study wildlife behaviour and promote coexistence.

Tusker kills tribesperson in Kothamangalam