What implications does the elevated road project near Kaziranga National Park have on wildlife conservation
Exploring the decision of the National Board for Wildlife to approve the construction of an elevated road near Kaziranga National Park in Assam.
- Increased human-wildlife conflict: The construction of the elevated road can disrupt wildlife corridors, leading to more collisions between vehicles and animals.
- Habitat fragmentation: The road can divide the natural habitat of wildlife, hindering their movement and ability to find food and mates.
- Disturbance and stress: The ongoing construction activities and increased noise levels can disturb the wildlife, causing stress and altering their behavior.
- Potential loss of biodiversity: The road's presence could result in a loss of species diversity in the area due to habitat destruction and disturbances.
- Long-term impact on wildlife population: The road may lead to a decline in the population of species in Kaziranga National Park, affecting the overall ecosystem balance.
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