Manas National Park

 Assam, renowned for its rich biodiversity and expansive natural landscapes, has witnessed a notable increase in its elephant population—a conservation milestone worth celebrating. However, this growth in elephant numbers comes with its own set of challenges, as habitat degradation and negative human-wildlife interactions become increasingly pronounced. Over the past few decades, Assam has made commendable strides in wildlife conservation, leading to a steady rise in its elephant population. Elephants, a keystone species, play a vital role in maintaining the balance of ecosystems by aiding seed dispersal and influencing forest structure. Yet, this success story is overshadowed by the shrinking habitats that these majestic creatures once roamed freely. Rapid deforestation, agricultural expansion, and infrastructure development have fragmented elephant habitats, forcing herds to traverse human-dominated landscapes in search of food and water. The degradation of forest corridors—ess...