The article discusses the issue of human-animal conflicts in Assam's tea estates, which are often damaged by elephants during their migration. Unlike other districts that use methods like firing crackers, digging ditches, using pesticides, and electric fencing to deter elephants, the tea gardens in Udalguri district adopt a unique approach. They avoid using harmful chemicals and instead grow vegetation that is suitable for the elephants' diet, thereby protecting the animals while they pass through the tea estates. This approach highlights a harmonious method of dealing with wildlife while preventing property damage.