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Title
Project orange elephant is a conflict specific holistic approach to mitigating human-elephant conflict in Sri Lanka
Author(s)
Dharmarathne, Chathuranga;Fernando, Chandima;Weerasinghe, Chinthaka;Corea, Ravi
Published
2020
Publisher
Communications Biology
Published Version DOI
https://doi.org/10.1038/s42003-020-0760-4
Abstract
Human-wildlife conflicts are an increasing problem as human land use encroaches on wildlife habitats. Augmenting farmers’ crops with orange trees through Project Orange Elephant has proven to be a simple and effective method for mitigating human-elephant conflicts in Sri Lanka. Similar endeavours could be applied elsewhere in the world.
Keywords
Agriculture;Conservation biology;Policy
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