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African Great Apes, elephants set to face more extreme climate

African Great Apes, elephants set to face more extreme climate

by Adam Cruise | Mar 18, 2024 | News

By Pauline Kairu, The East African African Great Apes could encounter a rise in extreme climate events over the next three decades, a recent study reveals. Despite efforts to mitigate climate change, these apes are projected to be increasingly exposed to challenges...
Third ‘super tusker’ elephant bull killed in Tanzania by Texas trophy hunter

Third ‘super tusker’ elephant bull killed in Tanzania by Texas trophy hunter

by Adam Cruise | Mar 13, 2024 | News

By Garrin Lambley, The South African  It has been reported that another “super tusker” elephant bull, from the Amboseli elephant population, has been shot and killed in the Enduimet Wildlife Management Area in Tanzania. The killing took place during a hunting...
Nigeria risks losing all its forest elephants – what we found when we went looking for them

Nigeria risks losing all its forest elephants – what we found when we went looking for them

by Adam Cruise | Mar 13, 2024 | Commentary

By Rosemary Iriowen Egonmwan, University of Lagos and Bola Oboh, University of Lagos Nigeria is one of 37 African countries where elephants are found in the wild. Savannah elephants (Loxodonta africana) can be found in the north and forest elephants (Loxodonta...
South Africa: More elephants headed for Knysna after rare sighting

South Africa: More elephants headed for Knysna after rare sighting

by Adam Cruise | Mar 13, 2024 | News

By Edwin Lombard, IOL More elephants could be introduced to the Knysna forest after the rare sighting of a wild female elephant. South African National Parks (SANParks) said since the confirmation of the presence of a wild female elephant remaining in the Knysna...
Malawi: Kasungu National Park Boundary Dispute Halts Anti-Elephant Fence Construction

Malawi: Kasungu National Park Boundary Dispute Halts Anti-Elephant Fence Construction

by Adam Cruise | Mar 7, 2024 | News

By Quadri Adejumo, BNN In a recent development, tensions have escalated over the boundary of Kasungu National Park in Malawi, leading to a standstill in the construction of a perimeter fence intended to protect local communities from crop-destroying elephants. At the...
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