International Elephant Foundation - Asian and African Elephant Conservation

Archived In Situ Projects

	Elephants, Crops and People (initiated 2006) Read More

	Elephant Outreach Program (initiated 2006) Read More

	Monitoring Movement Patterns of Bull Elephants in the Tarangire Ecosystem (initiated 2006) Read More

	Monitoring the Illegal Killing of Elephants (MIKE) in the Samburu-Laikipia Ecosystem Using a Local Information Network (initiated 2006) Read More

	Negotiating Partnerships and Building Capacity for Improved Anti-poaching and Control of Illegal Bushmeat Trade around the Campo-Ma'an National Park and its Environs, Cameroon (initiated 2006 ) Read More
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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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