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African Elephants

Photo: Amanda Stronza - Ecoexist

How Climate Change and Toxic Algae Led to Africa’s Largest Elephant Die-Off

As several families cross the Ewaso Ngiro River, a female elephant responds to her calf’s distress call. Credit: George Wittemyer/Colorado State University

53-Year Study Shows 90% Drop in Forest Elephant Numbers

Simon Nampindo (standing) helping to collar an elephant in Murchison Falls National Park, Uganda.

Climate change threatens older elephants most, jeopardizing African elephants’ future

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