“Edge of Chaos” explores the growing tense connection between humans and animals in Wayanad and Bandipur National Park. Animals struggle to coexist with humans in urbanized settings, resulting in dangerous interactions and high costs for both sides. The documentary combines powerful narration and striking visuals to stress balancing conservation and human progress for the survival of people and wildlife.
The documentary explores Wayanad, a biodiversity hotspot, and Bandipur National Park, a tiger and elephant sanctuary.Human settlements intersect with old animal migratory patterns, resulting in disputes that endanger both livelihoods and biodiversity.
Farmers and villagers risk crop and property loss, while animals forced out of their dwindling habitats face serious consequences. “Edge of Chaos” portrays these tense moments while also addressing the larger issue of habitat loss caused by forestry, agribusiness, and growing infrastructure. It investigates possible solutions, ranging from relocation attempts to sustainable practices that would allow people and animals to cohabit harmoniously.
“Edge of Chaos” sheds attention on the delicate balance between human growth and animal survival in Wayanad and Bandipur. The documentary urges society to rethink development and conservation to protect both human communities and endangered ecosystems.
