The drying up of forest water bodies has severe consequences for both humans and wildlife. Villages near forests are facing water shortages, and wildlife such as tigers, leopards, elephants, and monkeys are venturing into human settlements in search of water, leading to increased human-wildlife conflicts. This has resulted in property damage, crop destruction, and life-threatening encounters. The drying of water sources also poses risks to bird populations and increases the likelihood of heatwaves and forest fires, further endangering wildlife and their habitats.