The territory has been a frequent source of conflict throughout human history, causing strife for all living beings.

Borders have only exacerbated these problems, leading to challenges in both natural and political contexts. For instance, wild birds are often hunted and exploited for profit, and elephants are sometimes used as pawns to promote specific agendas.

Furthermore, human authorities' designation of boundaries along rivers has resulted in some groups being denied access to crucial resources, leading to an unjust distribution of opportunities and the privatization of nature. This has transformed the public domain into a more personal and individualized space, creating new challenges for all parties involved.