Concerns Raised Over Elephant Camp Modernisation Plan
The estimated ₹35 crore project is being designed to upgrade the more than century-old camp that houses 27 elephants. Conservation biologist and member of the National Board for Wildlife, Priya Davidar, said she has “strong misgivings” as it involves construction in the core area of a tiger reserve and crucial elephant habitat.
A ₹35 crore project aims to modernize a historic elephant camp that has been in operation for over a century. The camp is home to 27 elephants and is located within a tiger reserve. Conservation biologist Priya Davidar expressed concerns about the project's impact on the environment. She highlighted that the construction would take place in a sensitive ecological area. The plan has drawn criticism from environmental experts. The project's design has raised questions about its sustainability. The location of the camp is vital for both tigers and elephants. The debate continues over balancing development with conservation efforts.
The project's potential environmental impact has sparked a broader discussion on conservation and development.
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