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A notable shift in agricultural practices has played a pivotal role in maintaining this ecosystem. Within a few years of transition to organic farming, the district witnessed a revival of wildlife, as farming became harmonized with nature. Protective hedges, once practical for livestock management, now serve as vital corridors for small creatures, thereby enhancing biodiversity.
The existence of unique flora and fauna has created a healthy cohabitation where old breeds of farm animals like the wheeled-horned sheep function as biological mowers, curbing overgrowth and promoting the natural landscapes crucial for local wildlife.