Forest Department plans pilot project to remove jackfruit from trees near forest area to reduce human-wildlife conflict
The Forest Department is preparing a pilot project to remove jackfruit from trees near the forest area to reduce human-wildlife conflict. The plan involves identifying trees, monitoring the jackfruit's growth, and picking it when it reaches the 'idichakka' stage before attracting elephants. The department is facing challenges regarding what to do with the collected jackfruit and the associated costs.
Originally reported by Sathyam Online
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