Lack of farmer training worsens Sri Lanka’s growing human-wildlife conflict

Mongabay
Mar 18, 2020, 12:32 am236 pts
HAMBANTOTA, Sri Lanka — Herathhami Dissanayake, 71, a rice farmer from Hambantota in southern Sri Lanka, says he’s despondent about the increase in wild animals raiding the crops in his village. He’s among dozens of farmers who continue to lose their crops to marauding herds of elephants and boars, and…

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