Everyone's really pleased.
They want to come out and see the elephants.
I think a lot of that is to do with Ganesh's popularity.
They don't know my name, but they refer to me as "yaanai kaararu", which means "the elephant guy".
The people living here, they always have stories to share about how they saw elephants 20 years ago, 30 years ago.
The Western Ghats are a biodiverse mountain range in southern India.
Here, a BBC crew are filming a herd of resident elephants.
But these sentient creatures are caught in the middle of a conflict.
This seemingly lush green habitat is in fact dominated by tea plantations.
Here, in this changing landscape, Ganesh Raghunathan is working tirelessly to protect India's magnificent giants.
