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Sri Lanka’s high elephant density intensifies conservation challenge: Wildlife DG

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Sri Lanka’s high wild elephant population, combined with its limited land area and growing human settlements, presents a major challenge to elephant conservation, Department of Wildlife Conservation Director General M.S.L.R.P. (Ranjan) Marasinghe said.

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