Updated On: 23 November, 2021 08:05 AM IST | Mumbai | Ranjeet Jadhav
Experts from West Bengal are training Gadchiroli forest teams to keep the animals off human habitats; pachyderms recently entered the state

State forest staffers being trained in Gadchiroli district
An elephant herd that recently entered Maharashtra from Chhattisgarh and seemed to have settled in Gadchiroli has walked to a different location about 30 km away, prompting forest officials to seek help from West Bengal to avoid man-animal conflicts.
Elephant expert Sagnik Sengupta, co-founder of NGO Stripes and Green Earth Foundation, who has been working in south Bengal and Madhya Pradesh will train forest teams from Gadchiroli on monitoring the pachyderms. The herd of about 25-30 elephants had stayed put in a particular place in the district since October 21.