A Day in the Life of a Farmer Who Patrols Elephant Corridors All Night to Protect Crops
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Over 150 villagers in Uttar Pradesh's Katarniaghat forests patrol elephant corridors nightly with torches, whistles and early-warning networks as part of Gajmitra, a community-led rapid response network that has become one of India's most effective examples of people and elephants sharing the same landscape.
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