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always. There should be a change in this present situation as we all are responsible
for the current status. So first of all, a change in our mentality should be made, an
‘ecocentric view’ rather than an ‘anthropocentric view’ should be adopted. Let us
hope that a change for the best will positively happen.
References
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always. There should be a change in this present situation as we all are responsible
for the current status. So first of all, a change in our mentality should be made, an
‘ecocentric view’ rather than an ‘anthropocentric view’ should be adopted. Let us
hope that a change for the best will positively happen.
References
Areendran G, Sahana M, Raj K, Kumar R, Sivadas A, Kumar A, ..., Gupta VD (2020) A systematic
review on high conservation value assessment (HCVs): Challenges and framework for future
research on conservation strategy. Sci Total Environ 709:135425.
Asian Elephant Secretariat (2019, April 26) Elephant picks up, runs off with man defecating in open.
Retrieved from https://elephantcountry.org/news/elephant-picks-runs-man-defecating-open
Basu S (2017, June) Conflict to coexistence: securing Jharkhand-West Bengal inter-state corridor, INDIA. Retrieved from https://elephantconservation.org/iefImages/2017/03/Samya-BasuIndia_Interim-Report-IEF-Project-2017-website.pdf
Burkart S, Gugerli F, Senn J, Kuehn R, Bolliger J (2016) Evaluating the functionality of expertassessed wildlife corridors with genetic data from roe deer. Basic Appl Ecol 17(1):52–60
CLEAR (2002) Forest Fragmentation in Connecticut: 1985–2006 Center for Land use Education
and Research. http://www.clear.uconn.edu/projects/landscape/forestfrag. Accessed 05
May 2018
Choudhury A, Lahiri Choudhury DK, Desai A, Duckworth JW, Easa PS, Johnsingh AJT, Fernando
P, Hedges S, Gunawardena M, Kurt F, Karanth U, Lister A, Menon V, Riddle H, Rübel A,
Wikramanayake E, IUCN SSC Asian Elephant Specialist Group (2008) Elephas maximus. IUCN Red List Threat Spec 2008:e.T7140A12828813. https://doi.org/10.2305/IUCN.
UK.2008.RLTS.T7140A12828813.en. Downloaded on 28 May 2019
Dennis RLH, Dapporto L, Dover JW, Shreeve TG (2013) Corridors and barriers in biodiversity
conservation: a novel resource-based habitat perspective for butterflies. Biodivers Conserv.
https://doi.org/10.1007/s10531-013-0540-2
Dutta S, Sahana M, Guchhait SK (2017) Assessing anthropogenic disturbance on forest health
based on fragment grading in Durgapur Forest range, West Bengal, India. Spat Inf Res
25:501–512
Dou J, Yunu AP, Bui DT, Merghadi A, Sahana M, Zhu Z, ..., Pham BT (2020) Improved landslide assessment using support vector machine with bagging, boosting, and stacking ensemble
machine learning framework in a mountainous watershed, Japan. Landslides 17(3):641–658.
Easa PS (2017) Asian elephants in India: a review. In: Menon V, Tiwari SK, Ramkumar K, Kyarong
S, Ganguly U, Sukumar R (eds) Right of passage: elephant corridors of India, 2nd edn. Wildlife
Trust of India, New Delhi, pp 7–23
Hindustan Times (2017, November 16) Five people killed by elephants in 48 hours in Jharkhand.
Retrieved from https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/five-people-killed-by-elephantsin-48-hours-in-jharkhand/story-J8L4gWClslEzxxyZkE9caO.html
India Today (2016, November 30) Ranchi: Over 1,000 people have been killed by elephants
in Jharkhand. Retrieved from https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/ranchi-elephant-fearforced-families-trees-jharkhand-354809-2016-11-30
Johnsingh AJT, William AC (1999) Elephant corridors in India: lessons for other elephant range
countries. Oryx 33(3):210–214.
Karkala N (2016) Elephas maximus (on-line). https://animaldiversity.org/accounts/Elephas_
maximus/
Katariya M (2018, December 6) This photographer is trying to stop the ‘tradition’ of elephant
abuse, One image at a time. Retrieved from https://www.scoopwhoop.com/wildlife-photographer-elephants-corridor-west-bengal/#.dhaxaq1il
C. S. Abhijitha et al.