Human-wildlife conflict escalates across Kerala Kannur district

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Human-wildlife conflict is escalating across Kerala's Kannur district, with wild elephants repeatedly entering villages in Aralam panchayat, wild gaur charging vehicles on a State Highway in Kolayad, and a suspected leopard killing a calf in Sreekandapuram.
The incidents have cost lives and livelihoods — a traveller was killed in a gaur attack in Kolayad last year, a woman narrowly escaped an elephant herd, and crops and livestock have been damaged.
Residents blame gaps in and damage to solar fencing, and fear a proposed elephant-proof wall at Aralam farm could push elephants towards Aralam and Ayyankunnu panchayats.
The series of encounters has renewed demands for stronger preventive infrastructure, faster response, and long-term measures in forest-fringe villages.

Completion of solar fencing along the remaining 4.5-km stretch at Chathiroor, which authorities say is expected within two months
Whether camera traps capture the suspected leopard in Sreekandapuram and if search operations trace the animal
Progress on the proposed elephant-proof wall at Aralam farm and whether it diverts elephant movement towards Aralam and Ayyankunnu panchayats

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