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Sri Lanka clears elephant corridors and commits to fences, not force

Sri Lanka's Cabinet approved a National Action Plan for human-elephant conflict that swaps old 'elephant drives' for community-led solar fencing, habitat restoration and three officially gazetted elephant corridors cutting through Hambantota and Monaragala. An expert committee of wildlife scientists, district secretaries and ministers has a three-month mandate to deliver a permanent coexistence framework.

The upbeat factorWhen elephants and farmers both have room, nobody has to lose.
✓ Verified · Colombo Telegraph · 2026-08-27 · Sri Lanka
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