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Leopard Mauls 15 People In Assam | How To Curb Human-Animal Conflicts In India? | The Urban Debate
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6:39Now PlayingIn this episode of The Urban Debate, the host Shreya Dhoundial will be discussing how the majority of the population of a developing economy like India, which natural resources are strongly reliant on, has long coexisted with forest dwellers. But the increasing human reliance on natural resources and the destruction of wildlife habitats have led to a conflict between people and wildlife as well as those in charge of wildlife management. Human-wildlife conflict has a negative impact on both economic growth and conservation, which jeopardises both parties' well-being. It affects the people's food security, way of life, and psychological and social wellness.
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"The basis of these conflicts lies in the ecology of animal beings," said Arjun Gopalaswamy, Chief Scientist, Carnassials Global
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