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Illegal trekking, ‘hidden spot’ tourism raise alarm in Karnataka's Western Ghats

Locals fear that the sudden influx of tourists in ecologically fragile areas could cause irreversible damage to forests, water sources, and wildlife habitats

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Illegal trekking, ‘hidden spot’ tourism raise alarm in Karnataka's Western Ghats
Locals fear that the sudden influx of tourists in ecologically fragile areas could cause irreversible damage to forests, water sources, and wildlife habitats
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Illegal trekking, ‘hidden spot’ tourism raise alarm in Karnataka's Western Ghats

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