In elephant range countries, human-elephant conflict is a major concern. In spite of
numerous efforts at the global level, mitigation of human-elephant conflict remains a …

Climate change, land use conversion and human population growth are reducing and
fragmenting historical ranges of large animals, especially in Africa. Particularly, land …

Although conservation-minded researchers advocate that growers use a variety of methods
to defend crops from wildlife, we know little about the effects of such methods on the targeted …

Pathfinding elephants are moving through human dominated landscapes, often across
international boundaries, thereby playing a vital role in connecting protected areas. Their …

Simple Summary Local communities living on the edge of protected areas often experience
negative impacts on their livelihoods due to wildlife. These situations threaten support for …

Elephants frequently raid crops within their ranges in Africa and Asia. These raids can
greatly impact agricultural productivity and food security for farmers. Therefore, there is a …

Studies on human-elephant interactions are typically confined to a single country. Since
elephants traverse international boundaries, it is critical to comprehend human-elephant …

In areas of high human-elephant conflict, cultivating crops that are less attractive to
elephants can be a viable strategy for coexistence. Farmers in these regions often grow …

Context Human–elephant conflict is a growing global problem. To mitigate such conflict,
understanding factors affecting elephant intrusions into human-dominated areas is crucial …

The movement and distribution of elephants can be influenced by environmental factors
over time (Foley, 2002). Examining how features in the landscape such as vegetation …