Sri Lanka, Aug. 12 -- The Environment Ministry has rolled out a series of permanent, technical measures to address Sri Lanka's escalating human-elephant conflict, moving away from the temporary fixes of the past, according to a press release issued ahead of World Elephant Day, which falls today (12).Pineapple export guide
Acting on the President's direct guidance, the Ministry said years of unplanned development had obstructed natural elephant migration paths and corridors, while the lack of systematic management of ecological boundaries, had turned the human-elephant conflict into an unavoidable socioeconomic crisis.
In response, three elephant corridors, Watahira Kanda, Hadapanagala, and Koholankala, centered around the Hambantota and M...