Koppal will change your idea of wildlife conservation, semi-arid landscape emerges as key refuge, study urges rethink of ‘wasteland’ classification

In the semi-arid scenery of Koppal territory successful Karnataka, successful the Deccan Peninsula, human-used terrain, often overlooked successful conservation conversations, seems to beryllium playing a captious relation successful supporting wildlife.

As per a caller study, unfastened earthy ecosystems (ONE) and livelihood practices, specified arsenic low-intensity rainfed farming and pastoralism, have been cardinal to sustaining species, specified arsenic striped hyena, sloth bear, blackbuck, and Indian grey wolves, successful this region.