Beehives and Smelly Elephant Repellents in Kilombero Valley, Tanzania
The Elephant and Bees Project in Kilombero Valley is an innovative initiative aimed at addressing the growing issue of human-elephant conflicts in this ecologically rich region of Tanzania. Kilombero Valley, known for its biodiversity and agricultural productivity, has increasingly faced challenges as elephants and human communities compete for land and resources. This project leverages the natural aversion elephants have to bees by installing beehive fences around farmlands, serving as an effective and sustainable deterrent. By protecting crops and reducing conflicts, the project not only safeguards local livelihoods but also promotes a peaceful coexistence between humans and elephants.
Deployment of Human-Elephant Coexistence Toolboxes, Tanzania
INTRODUCTION This project aims to deploy Human-Elephant Coexistence Toolboxes in areas of Tanzania where conflicts between humans and elephants are prevalent. As human populations encroach on wildlife habitats, the frequency of these conflicts rises, posing risks to both communities and wildlife. By implementing effective tools and strategies, we seek to mitigate these conflicts, enhancing safety […]
