How Elephant Translocation Is Reviving Biodiversity in Addo Elephant National Park

Elephants' translocation in Addo designed to 'restore ecological balance'

In a historic milestone, 42 elephants have been translocated from the main camp section of Addo Elephant National Park (AENP) to its  newly secured Kabouga section, some 56km away.

How elephant translocation is reviving biodiversity in Addo Elephant National Park

New Home, Renewed Ecosystem: Addo's Elephants Lead the Way in Conservation

42 elephants have been safely translocated and given a new and sustainable place to call home within the Addo Elephant National Park, marking a hopeful step forward for conservation efforts in the Eastern Cape.   Gqeberha, South Africa (21 May 2025) – In an exciting win for conservation, South African National Parks (SANParks) has successfully translocated 42 elephants from Addo Elephant National Park’s (AENP) Main Camp to the newly secured Kabo…

The Farewell of the Elephants of Lawrence Anthony – When Animals mourn like Humans – South Africa, March 2012 – In the midst of the vast landscape of Zululand lies the Thula Thula Wild Reserve. Here, Lawrence Anthony, a man who had devoted himself entirely to the protection of animals, lived and worked, especially the elephant. For years, he used to have a unique relationship with a wild herd of elephants that no one else could tame or understan…

Elephant Range Expansion In Kabouga Sparks Ecosystem Restoration In Addo Elephant National Park - The Bulrushes

Johannesburg – South African National Parks (SANParks) has successfully translocated 42 elephants from what is known as the Main Camp section of Addo Elephant National Park (AENP) to its newly secured Kabouga section. “This critical move is part of ongoing efforts to expand the Addo elephants’ range and restore ecological balance in one of South Africa’s most iconic conservation areas,” explained SANParks on Tuesday, (20 May 2025). SANParks said…