International Elephant Foundation - African and Asian Elephant Conservation

Archived In Situ Projects

	Community-based Elephant Conservation in Cambodia (initiated 2007) Read More

	Mahouts and Their Elephants as Conservation Response Units (initiated 2007) Read More

	Sumatran elephant's dietary ecology, movement and habitat use (initiated 2007) Read More

	Conserving Asian Elephants and Human-elephant Conflict Mitigation (initiated 2007) Read More

	Saving Elephants by Helping People, Sri Lanka (initiated 2007 ) Read More

	Support for GAJAH the publication of the IUCN/SSC Asian Elephant Specialist Group (AsESG) (initiated 2007) Read More

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Asian Elephant Projects

The Asian elephant is an endangered species. About 20 percent of the world’s population lives in the present range of the Asian elephant. In this region it is estimated that human population numbers could double in as little as 23 years, resulting in loss of habitat and greater human-elephant conflict.

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