In Africa, our work supports meaningful coexistence between elephants and people in resilient, connected landscapes. Through applied research, community-aligned coexistence solutions, and policy engagement, we promote habitat connectivity and strengthen the well-being of elephants, people, and ecosystems together.
Our projects support elephant identification, well-being, rewilding, and community-led coexistence solutions, helping protect elephants, people, and connected ecosystems. Will you join us?
In collaboration with scientists, communities, rangers, and partners, we develop evidence-based and locally grounded approaches to elephant conservation. Read publications and blogs from our researchers.
We promote connected landscapes by studying elephant movement, habitat use, and coexistence in shared spaces. Our work supports better decisions for elephant conservation, rewilding, and long-term coexistence.
