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Environment

Villagers keep a watchful eye over jumbos

By LIM CHIA YING
Preventing conflict: An elephant in Yala National Park in Sri Lanka. To reduce man-animal conflict, villagers protect paddy fields with fencing during planting season. - AFP

Different methods are being explored to keep humans and elephants apart.

Human-elephant conflict remains an enormous issue in In Sri Lanka, a country with about 6,000 wild elephants.

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Environment , Sri Lanka , China , human-elephant conflict , electric fencing , permanent fences , seasonal fences , insurance scheme , elephants , crops , farmers

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