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69 Quintals of Rice Reach Locals Hit by Wild Elephant Crop Damage

The 'Grain for Grain' initiative is a collaborative effort between the Wildlife Trust of India and the Pakke Tiger Reserve Foundation

The ‘Grain for Grain’ initiative, a collaborative effort between the Wildlife Trust of India and the Pakke Tiger Reserve Foundation, has successfully distributed 69 quintals of rice to local communities impacted by crop raiding by wild elephants.

The Wildlife Trust of India took to X to share some pictures of the collaborative effort.

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