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Experts question Kerala’s move to assess carrying capacity of forests and conduct wildlife census to mitigate conflicts
Experts question Kerala's plan to assess forest carrying capacity and conduct a wildlife census, arguing it oversimplifies ecological issues by focusing on wildlife numbers while ignoring habitat degradation, forest fragmentation, and human pressures on ecosystems.
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