The Elephants and Bees Research Project is one of Save the Elephants’ innovative programs designed to explore the natural world for solutions to human-elephant conflict. Led by Dr Lucy King the project uses in-depth knowledge and observation of elephant behaviour to reduce damage from crop-raiding elephants using African honeybees.
The Elephants and Bees Project
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Save the Elephants was founded in 1993 by Dr Iain Douglas-Hamilton, OBE, who made a pioneering study of elephant behaviour in the late '60s in Lake Manyara National Park, Tanzania, and has worked on elephant status Africa-wide since. Explorers, conservationists and elephant scientists serve as fellow trustees or advisors to the board.
The Elephants and Bees Research Project is one of Save the Elephants’ innovative programs designed to explore the natural world for solutions to human-elephant conflict. Led by Dr Lucy King and in collaboration with Oxford University and Disney’s Animal Kingdom, the project uses in-depth knowledge and observation of elephant behaviour to reduce damage from crop-raiding elephants using African honey bees.
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