African Elephant

Publications

Species Fact Sheet: African Elephant (PDF, 853.93 KB)
Learn more about the characteristics of savanna and forest elephants and the problems they are facing.

WWF Species Action Plan: African Elephant (PDF, 2.92 MB)
Discover what WWF’s second Species Action Plan for African elephants includes, covering the five-year period from 2007 to 2011.

TRAFFIC Newsletter

Traffic Newsletter - May 2006

TRAFFIC provides a free semi-annual newsletter for those interested in wildlife trade. The newsletter highlights ongoing TRAFFIC efforts in Mexico, Canada and the United States including updates on wildlife trade policies as well as enforcement actions and investigations. The newsletter also helps keep our readers informed of emerging wildlife trade trends and the latest information and directives from CITES. Submit the form below to receive an electronic copy of the newsletter each time it is published.

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Related Information

Related Global Markets

Agriculture | Wildlife Trade

Related Places

Coastal East Africa  |  Congo Basin  |  Namibia

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