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Study Warns of Imminent Human-Elephant Conflict in Africa
A study has warned of a rise in conflicts between humans and elephants in Africa, projected to increase by between 33% and 100% by the year 2085. This is driven by population growth, agricultural expansion, and climate change. The shrinking of natural habitats forces elephants to cross through residential and agricultural areas, leading to crop damage, injuries, and fatalities. The problem has worsened during the period from 2004 to 2020 due to drought and water shortages.
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