Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Human---Wild-Elephant-Conflict-Victims-in-India-27MZIF3OI6AW.htmlConceptually similarHuman - Wild Elephant Conflict Victim in IndiaGP0STOA92Completed★★★★Human - Wild Elephant Conflict Victim in IndiaGP0STOA93Completed★★★★Human - Wild Elephant Conflict Victim in IndiaGP0STOA91Completed★★★★Human - Wild Elephant Conflict Victim in IndiaGP0STOA94Completed★★★★Human - Wild Elephant Conflict Victim in IndiaGP0STOA8UCompleted★★★★Human - Wild Elephant Conflict in IndiaGP0STOA8WCompleted★★★★Wild Elephant Damaged House in IndiaGP0STOA8ZCompleted★★★★Human - Wild Elephant Conflict Victim in IndiaGP0STOAAXCompleted★★★★Forest in IndiaGP0STOA96Completed★★★★View AllGP0STOA8THuman - Wild Elephant Conflict Victims in IndiaSabitri Sheel, who lives with her husband and son in Baisi village colony in Dharamjaigarh, sits in her damaged house. The damage was caused by wild elephants in a sudden night attack a month ago. As the expansion of coal mining increasingly engulfs the forest area in Chhattisgarh region, India, wild elephants are loosing their habitat and suffering from shortage of food. As a result, sudden entry of herds of elephants to the village areas in search of food is becoming almost a regular matter. Villagers in Dharamjaigarh area have to live in panic as dozens of people have been already killed by wild elephants in recent years in the region.Locations:Asia-Chhattisgarh-Dharamjaigarh-IndiaDate:13 Dec, 2013Credit:© Subrata Biswas / GreenpeaceMaximum size:3888px X 2592pxKeywords:Climate (campaign title)-Coal mining-Day-Deforestation-Forests (campaign title)-Houses-Husbands-KWCI (GPI)-Local population-Outdoors-People-Two people-Victims-WivesShoot:Human - Wild Elephant Conflict in IndiaAs the expansion of coal mining increasingly engulfs the forest area in Chhattisgarh region, India, wild elephants are loosing their habitat and suffering from shortage of food. As a result, sudden entry of herds of elephants to the village areas in search of food is becoming almost a regular matter. Villagers in Dharamjaigarh area have to live in panic as dozens of people have been already killed by wild elephants in recent years in the region.
