Sri Lanka planned 17 solar projects in Hambantota, but the development could reduce scrubland used by more than 400 elephants
- On the dry plains around Hambantota, the vegetation can look unremarkable at first glance.
- Thorny scrub, patches of grass and scattered trees cover land that has already been reshaped by farms, roads and large infrastructure projects.
- Yet this rough-looking landscape is part of the everyday range of hundreds of Sri Lankan elephants.
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- On the dry plains around Hambantota, the vegetation can look unremarkable at first glance.
- Thorny scrub, patches of grass and scattered trees cover land that has already been reshaped by farms, roads and large infrastructure projects.
- Yet this rough-looking landscape is part of the everyday range of hundreds of Sri Lankan elephants.
Sources: Times of India