International Elephant Foundation - Asian and African Elephant Conservation

Archived In Situ Projects

	Protection of Species in Garamba National Park (initiated 2000-2005) Read More

	The Impact of Social Status, Age, and Climate on Reproduction in African Elephants (Loxodonta africana) (initiated 2005) Read More

	CITES MIKE Operational Assistance (initiated 2005) Read More

	Forest elephant surveys, poaching and conflict mitigation in the Campo Ma’an National Park and adjacent forestlands, Southern Cameroon (initiated 2005) Read More

	Support of the Study of the Reproductive Strategies in the Male African Elephant (initiated 2002-2004 ) Read More
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Archived African Elephant Projects

The African elephant is a threatened species. The highest projected human population growth in the next 25 years is expected in Sub-Saharan Africa. Africa will need to increase its food three-fold, turning existing elephant habitat into cropland, which will increase human-elephant conflict.

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