Kochi, Sep 30 (UNI) Environmental organisations in Kerala have questioned the composition of the State Government's advisory committee constituted to address the increasingly severe human-wildlife conflict in the State, alleging that it lacks adequate representation of farmers, tribal communities and wildlife experts with experience in Kerala. The organisations demanded that the committee be dissolved and reconstituted with representatives of traditional and hill farmers affected by wildlife attacks, tribal communities possessing traditional knowledge of human-wildlife coexistence, and experienced wildlife biologists, scientists and other experts. In a statement issued on Wednesday, they alleged that the present committee was "a farce" and questioned…
