East and central Africa, where most elephants once resided, underwent serious losses over this period due to ivory poaching. Reversing the downward trend is difficult. Ivory poaching has driven ...

East and central Africa, where most elephants once resided, underwent serious losses over this period due to ivory poaching. Reversing the downward trend is difficult. Ivory poaching has driven ...

East and central Africa, where most elephants once resided, underwent serious losses over this period due to ivory poaching. Reversing the downward trend is difficult. Ivory poaching has driven ...

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This leads to around 20,000 elephants being killed each year and their tusks being sold illegally around the world, especially in some parts of Asia. The East African rift features some of Africa ...

The express train was traveling near a wildlife reserve at Habarana, some 180 kilometers east of the capital ... only been "briefly studied" in African elephants — remaining unexplored among ...

It is estimated that tens of thousands of elephants are being killed each year for their tusks, which are in demand in Asia. East Africa is identified in the report as the centre of illicit ivory ...

New evidence uncovered in east Africa indicates ancient hominins began crafting tools from animal bones far earlier than ...

Over approximately 30 years, savannah elephant populations have declined by 33 percent in West Africa and 76 percent in Central Africa. Populations in East Africa have declined by at least 20 percent, ...