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Alarm over severe decline of elephant populations due to habitat loss and poaching | Nation

Save the Elephants and Wildlife Conservation Society … George Wittemyer, the senior author and elephant
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Researchers document huge drop in African elephants in a half century – Japan Today

… Save the Elephants, who helped lead the study … elephant population is estimated to
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Kenyan Farmers Turns to Beehive Fences to Discourage Elephant Destruction

Key Takeaways: – Kenyan farmers are using honeybee hives to protect their crops from elephants.
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Jumbo decline — elephant population plummets across most of Africa – Daily Maverick

Senior author and elephant expert with Save the Elephants, George Wittemyer, said the study helped
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Dramatic rescue: Over 100 sheep saved from mud-filled pond – video Dailymotion

Elephants lend a trunk in Thai flood relief. CGTN Europe · 1:39. Thai sanctuary struggles
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Rewilding haven saved after £1.5m appeal – Yahoo

“We knew Strawberry Hill was a special place when we first began our fight to
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Farmers Use Bees to Deter Elephants from Romping Over Crops–a Win-Win for All

“The beehive fences came to our rescue,” said Kenyan farmer Charity Mwangome “We used to
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After the Bell: Southern Africa’s secret to elephant success — it’s the economy, stupid

Rescue elephants are led to a reserve waterhole for bathing and … protect and maintain
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Protecting Elephants, Pistachios, Australia Social Media Age Limits, Past Perfect – YouTube

… protect the world’s largest land animals. They are very intelligent and highly social. A
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Africa Has Lost 77% of Elephant Population – Study – Taarifa Rwanda

… Save the Elephants, who helped lead the study. He warned, “A lot of the
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