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Context: Recently, the first population estimation exercise of the Indian Gaur (Bison) was carried out in the Nilgiris Forest Division, Tamil Nadu. Where World Wide Fund for Nature India assisted the exercise and highlighted that there are estimated 2,000 Indian gaurs across the division. About Indian Gaur
Concerns Proximity to human settlements:
Change in land use pattern
Man-animal conflict
Misguided notions
About World Wide Fund for Nature India
Mission Statement: To stop the degradation of the planet’s natural environment and build a future in which humans live in harmony with nature, by:
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