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Zimbabwe to Cull 50 Elephants and Distribute Meat Amid Overpopulation Crisis
Business · Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe to Cull 50 Elephants and Distribute Meat Amid Overpopulation Crisis

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Zimbabwe is set to cull 50 elephants in an effort to manage soaring numbers in a southeastern game reserve, with meat from the operation to be distributed to nearby communities.See the Story
Zimbabwe: Four Arrested for Possession of Illegal Ivory
Africa · Odisha

Zimbabwe: Four Arrested for Possession of Illegal Ivory

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The Zimbabwe Republic Police has confirmed the arrest of four suspects found in illegal possession of ivory weighing 237 kilograms and valued at US$4,290.See the Story
Crisis in Madikwe: Too many elephants or just an excuse to hunt them?
Elephants · North West

Crisis in Madikwe: Too many elephants or just an excuse to hunt them?

By Adam Cruise - Daily Maverick: At a recent Parliamentary Committee hearing the tourism board claimed that there are too many elephants in Madikwe and that overpopulation threatens biodiversity and leads to habitat degradation. And yet, there is no published scientific data on whether that translates as ‘too many’ or whether there is indeed a negative impact on Madikwe’s biodiversity. ephants face a grim future in the Madikwe Game Reserve amid …Read Article

Inside the wildlife black market fueling Boko Haram

By Obidike Okafor - Business Day In the forests of Borno State, a new and dangerous trade is quietly fueling Nigeria’s Boko problem: warthog ivory.While elephant tusks have long dominated the illicit wildlife trade, insurgent groups like Boko Haram and ISWAP have adapted. With elephant populations dwindling and law enforcement growing more vigilant, these groups have turned to a new target—warthogs. Their tusks may be smaller, but they are abund…Trade · BornoRead Article

Knowledge transmission, culture and the consequences of social disruption in wild elephants

By Lucy Bates, Victoria Louise Fishlock, Joshua Plotnik, Shermin de Silva and Graeme Shannon - The Royal Society Publishing Abstract Cultural knowledge is widely presumed to be important for elephants. In all three elephant species, individuals tend to congregate around older conspecifics, creating opportunities for social transmission. However, direct evidence of social learning and cultural traditions in elephants is scarce. Here, we briefly o…Elephants · GermanySee the Story

Elephants: How the loss of matriarchs fractures a society

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It’s increasingly acknowledged that animals have cultures within which they live their daily lives. This is particularly true for elephants, and the loss of matriarchs is leading to severe social disruption. It’s a crisis for elephant culture across Africa and Asia.ElephantsSee the Story

South Africa: Parliament pushes for urgent action on Mawana’s roaming elephant herd

By Don Pinnock - Daily Maverick Elephants don’t respect land ownership and without restraints they roam. But with bad fencing and a growing herd, a showdown was inevitable. In a heated and emotionally charged session of the South African Parliament’s Portfolio Committee on Environment this week, a community member from KwaZulu-Natal’s Ulundi region described the ongoing crisis caused by a herd of roaming elephants from the privately owned Mawana…KwaZulu-Natal · KwaZulu-NatalRead Article

Inside Addo’s elephant translocation and the challenge of fragmented wild spaces

By Julia Evans  - Daily Maverick South African National Parks has moved 42 elephants within Addo Elephant National Park as part of efforts to expand their range and restore natural ecological processes. Kabouga, a three-month-old baby elephant, will spend the rest of his life in the newly secured section of Addo Elephant National Park that he was named after, where his ancestors last lived more than 100 years ago. He and his family are among 42 …Elephants · Eastern CapeRead Article

SADC pushes for lifting of ivory trade ban

By Obert Siamilandu - NewsDay SOUTHERN Africa countries have been urged to present a united front towards the lifting of the ivory trade ban at the upcoming Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES). The CITES meeting is set for November. The appeal was made at the ongoing Southern African Development Community — Transfrontier Conservation Area (Sadc-TFCA) conference in Harare, where officials emphas…Harare · HarareRead Article

Elephant Protection: Bridging Conservation, Communities, Capital - EnviroNews - Latest Environment News, Climate Change, Renewable Energy

The Elephant Protection Initiative (EPI) Foundation’s friend of the month is Alexander Stonor, an Africa-based Franco-British sustainability, environmental, social and governance (ESG) consultant. Alex aims to provide clarity and insights to his clients on the risks and opportunities of addressing sustainability, environmental, social and governance issues. Previously, he worked as a humanitarian worker in India, an intelligence analyst in the U…ElephantsSee the Story

10 dead in brutal attacks by Isis-linked militants on Mozambique wildlife reserve

One of Africa’s largest protected areas has been shaken by a series of attacks by Islamic State-linked extremists, which haveISIS · MozambiqueSee the Story

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