International Conference on Human Elephant Conflict Management

Convergence of ideas and policies: Initiative of Karnataka Forest Department
International Conference on Human Elephant Conflict Management
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Conference Website Link: http://eparihara.aranya.gov.in/ncw/public/

Date: 12th August 2024

Registration Link: http://eparihara.aranya.gov.in/ncw/public/register

Conference Schedule: http://eparihara.aranya.gov.in/ncw/public/#schedule

Venue: University of Agricultural Sciences, Naik Bhavan, GANDHI KRISHI VIGNANA KENDRA, Vignana Kendra, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560065, India 

Google Map Link: http://eparihara.aranya.gov.in/ncw/public/#venue

Conference Flyer: Please find attached

Contacts:

Project Elephant
Karnataka Forest Department
Aranya Bhavan 18th Cross, 
Malleshwaram,
Bengaluru - 560003 
Karnataka State, India
Mobile: +91 86602 20178
Email: ichecm.kfd@gmail.com

About the Conference: 

Asian elephant (Elephas maximus), has been listed as a Schedule I species under the Indian Wildlife Protection Act 1972 and recognized as a National Heritage Animal of India. Asian elephants have been facing elevated risks due to the fragmentation of natural habitats and human developmental activities, leading to negative interactions with people who share space and resources with elephants. There is an ever-growing wealth of research and data about the Asian elephant and its management within the range countries. Sharing this information with relevant stakeholders is more important now than ever before.

The International Conference on Human-Elephant Conflict is a pioneering effort by the Karnataka Forest Department to bring together Forest Department Officials, Academic Researchers and Civil Society Organizations across the country and abroad to foster knowledge-sharing and cross-learning opportunities, advocating evidence-based and inclusive approaches to cultivate coexistence between humans and elephants. The event aims to bring together expertise on Asian Elephants to identify solutions and approaches to managing negative interactions between people and elephants, focusing on the Asian elephant range countries and states.

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Go to the profile of Thirza Loffeld
about 2 months ago

Thanks for sharing @Loretta Andrade 

@Fai Collins Ndi : perhaps some of the outcomes of this conference could be of use to you and your research development?