Phys.org·4 min read·medium
Rising human-elephant conflict in Southern Africa predicted
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PNAS Nexus
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A new study published in PNAS Nexus predicts that human-elephant conflict in Southern Africa will double by the end of the century. The research identifies climate-driven aridity, human population growth, and cropland expansion as the primary drivers of increased crop raiding.
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