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Study Warns of Escalating Human-Elephant Conflict in South Africa
A recent study warns of a rising conflict between humans and elephants in South Africa, particularly in Namibia, Botswana, and parts of Angola and Zambia, due to the rapid expansion of land use, population growth, and agricultural development. The study indicates that population growth and land occupation increase the rates of conflict, with projections suggesting that areas at risk could rise by between 33% and 100% by 2085 if current trends continue. It also demonstrates that proper land management and the preservation of natural elephant habitats can reduce clashes and help maintain ecological balance.
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