Botswana, home to the largest population of elephants in the world, presents a fascinating yet troubling case where conservation success comes with significant human-wildlife conflict. As elephant ...

Botswana's elephant population has doubled in recent decades, creating chaos for many who live alongside them.

The latter, according to the strategy, will include consumptive uses such as trophy hunting, trade in elephant hair, leather, ivory and meat. In short, elephants would have to be killed – and ...