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From Chains To Forests: Working Elephants Set To Be Rehabilitated In The Wild Under New Project
After years of exploitation and struggle, Bangladesh is giving its elephants a second chance. A new government project aims ...
Karnataka’s elephant habitats fragmenting amid expanding plantations and encroachments, warns report
Mysuru: A report prepared by the Wildlife Institute of India, under Project Elephant of the Union ministry of environment, forest and climate change, has issued a serious warning to the Karnataka ...
As deadly encounters between humans and elephants escalate across Bangladesh, a new frontline of protection is emerging. Elephant rescue teams are stepping in to prevent untoward incidents — risking t ...
However, environmentalists point out that scientific studies have already shown elephant drives to be an ineffective and even harmful solution, calling for the plan to be reassessed.
Rural farming communities on the border between the southern African countries of Malawi and Zambia are seeking damages and threatening to sue an international animal conservation group over the ...
An ambitious research project led by Chester Zoo scientists is helping conservationists predict and prevent deadly ...
The long-awaited Harry and Linda Fath Elephant Trek habitat will soon open at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden. The zoo announced Wednesday that the new habitat, dubbed the biggest in the history ...
Dehradun: Electrocution, railway collisions, poaching, and widespread habitat loss have emerged as the leading causes of elephant deaths across India,.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — There will soon be two new baby elephants at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium! Phoebe and Sunny are both pregnant and expecting calves next year. It’s the first time in the zoo’s history ...
The Harry and Linda Fath Elephant Trek, the largest habitat in the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden's 149-year history, is now open. The new Elephant Trek habitat opened to the public Tuesday, Oct. 1 ...
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