Elephant Translocation, Malawi, July 2022

From June 27th to July 31st a translocation of 263 elephants was undertaken by Malawi’s Department of National Parks and Wildlife (DNPW), African Parks, the International Fund for Animal Welfare, and Conservation Solutions. As the lead donor, Elephant Cooperation was able to take part in the translocation. The elephants, along with 432 additional wildlife, were moved from Liwonde National Park to Kasungu National Park. While the animals were becoming crowded in their former park, they will now have ample space for continued population growth in their new home, which is four times larger! Initiatives like this translocation are a huge and rewarding process. Conservation efforts like this have become the backbone of saving African elephants. We hope that through this translocation we reduce elephant-human conflict and improve the quality of life on both sides. Ultimately furthering our overall goal of harmonious cohabitation between humans and African elephants. Go to www.elephantcooperation.com to find out more about how Elephant Cooperation is making a difference in the world of conservation and how you can get involved.
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AWESOME...I WISH THEY WOULD. BE CAREFUL WITH WILD HORSES.