GRAHAM, MAXIMILIAN D. , NOTTER, BENEDIKT , ADAMS, WILLIAM M. , LEE, PHYLLIS C. and OCHIENG, TOBIAS NYUMBA
Recorded incidence of conflict between humans and elephants, in particular crop-raiding, is increasing in rural Africa and Asia, undermining efforts to conserve biological diversity.
Karl A. Didier, David Wilkie, Iain Douglas-Hamilton, Laurence Frank, Nicholas Georgiadis, Max Graham, Festus Ihwagi, Anthony King, Alayne Cotterill, Dan Rubenstein, Rosie Woodroffe
Conservation projects may be reluctant to attempt Systematic Conservation Planning because existing methods are often prohibitive in the time, money, data, and expertise they require.
Human-elephant conflict, in particular the damage caused by elephants to smallholder crops, is a major challenge to the conservation of African elephant Loxodonta africana.
