Indonesia Tightens Patrols to Protect South Sumatra Elephant Habitats

The South Sumatra Natural Resources Conservation Agency has implemented 24-hour security patrols in key elephant territories to curb human-wildlife conflict and safeguard critical ecosystems.

3 Sept, 04:06 — 3 Sept, 04:06

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Patrols tightened to protect South Sumatra's elephant habitats: BKSDA

Indonesia’s South Sumatra Natural Resources Conservation Agency (BKSDA) has tightened 24-hour patrols in Padang ...

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Indonesia Tightens Patrols to Protect South Sumatra Elephant Habitats

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