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No. A protected wild animal cannot be killed merely for entering human habitation. Under Section 11, limited action may be authorised only by the competent authority when the animal has become dangerous to human life or is disabled or diseased beyond recovery, and for highly protected species killing is generally a last resort after capture or translocation options are considered.
Protected wildlife remains legally protected even during conflict; lethal action is a regulated last resort.
Non-lethal mitigation refers to methods that prevent or reduce conflict without killing wild animals. Examples include early-warning systems, AI/camera-based detection, solar fencing, bee-hive fencing, chilli-based barriers, trenches, crop insurance, compensation schemes, habitat restoration, and community-based rapid response teams.
Conflict mitigation should aim at coexistence, not extermination.
Wildlife corridors maintain habitat connectivity, allow safe seasonal movement, reduce genetic isolation, and prevent animals from being forced through human settlements and croplands.
Corridors reduce conflict by giving wildlife safe passage through fragmented landscapes.

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