Elephant News
The latest knowledge about elephants is important for scientists, conservationists and the interested public. Save the Elephants gathers all articles, stories and publications from the around the world and distributes them to subscribers as well as storing them in a free library on our website, creating a substantial resource for elephant enthusiasts all over the world.
Please note that this service reflects stories published on established news outlets, but Save the Elephants cannot guarantee the accuracy of any news story. In addition, we do not endorse any of the views expressed therein. We simply try to represent fairly what is in the media on elephants. If a reader finds inaccuracies in an article, we are happy to circulate corrections, if these can be verified.
Niall Hammond, Duan Biggs, and Amy Dickman, The Conversation
Patrick Galey, Times of Israel
Oluwole Ojewale, Daily Maverick
Mary Wambui, The East African
Nadine Chua, The Straits Time
Katharina E. M. von Dürckheim, Louwrens C. Hoffman, Carlos Poblete-Echeverría, Jacqueline M. Bishop, Thomas E. Goodwin, Bruce A. Schulte & Alison Leslie Scientific Reports
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