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Bookmark or Share- EWB's Technical Report on Elephant Population Trends, April ...EWB’s Technical Report on Elephant Population Trends, April 2024. Posted on April 15, 2024. A new report from Elephants Without Borders (EWB), summarizing the results of over a decade of aerial surveys in southern Africa, finds new reason for concern about the conservation of African savanna elephants in Botswana and Angola.
- Publications - Elephants Without BordersWecombine 1.2 million telemetry observations from 254 elephants with spatial data on environmental factors and human land use across eight southern African countries. Telemetry data show what natural features limit elephant movement and what human factors, including fencing, further prevent or restrict dispersal.”.
- Grey Frontiers - Elephants Without BordersGrey Frontiers: our landscape approach to conservation. The best approach to conservation should be holistic but also based on science and data. Our work aligns plans and policies with adjoining parks and stakeholders across the southern Africa region, between Botswana, Namibia, Angola, Zambia and Zimbabwe. This region is collectively known as ...
- News - Elephants Without BordersEWB’s Technical Report on Elephant Population Trends, April 2024. A new report from Elephants Without Borders (EWB), summarizing the results of over a decade of aerial surveys in southern Africa, finds new reason for concern about the conservation of African savanna elephants in Botswana and Angola.
- Our Team - Elephants Without BordersOur Team. Mike Chase (PhD), Director/Founder. Botswana born, Mike Chase, (PhD), has been studying the ecology of elephants since 2001 and was the first Motswana to receive his doctorate specifically in elephant ecology. Much of his childhood was spent in the bush accompanying his father on safaris. Eager to conserve Africa’s wildlife and wild ...
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