Figure 3. (a) Temporary camps of illegal hunters; (b) & (c) Trees left to rot in the reservoir; (d) & (e) Slash-and-burn (shifting) cultivation on the buffer zones of sanctuary often leading to venturing into core zone of sanctuary

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