Government prioritises human life and property: Forest Minister Shibu Baby John
Forest Minister Shibu Baby John emphasized the government's commitment to protecting human life and property while preserving the ecosystem. He announced a 100-day program to address human-wildlife conflict and improve relations between the Forest department and local communities. The Minister also highlighted the urgent need for a scientific study to assess the changing ecosystem and the threats posed by wildlife to farmers.
- ▪The government prioritizes human life and property over ecosystem preservation.
- ▪A 100-day program will be launched to tackle human-wildlife conflict.
- ▪The wild boar population poses a significant threat to farmers and their crops.
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While the government remains committed to preserving the ecosystem, its absolute priority is to protect human life and property, Forest Minister Shibu Baby John said here on Saturday.Speaking at a Meet the Press programme at Kollam Press Club, the Minister added that a 100-day programme will be announced on June 5 to address multiple issues including human-wildlife conflict. “To resolve the long-standing conflict and mistrust between the Forest department and forest-fringe residents, the government intends to bridge the divide and transform the department into an accessible agency that works closely with local farmers and communities,” he said.Pointing to preliminary data, the Minister observed that tiger attacks were not a major issue in regions like the Periyar Tiger Reserve in…
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