Trump family's hunting history reexamined in light of new elephant trophy policy

Elephant poaching crisis in Mozambique

Nigeria’s Elephants Are Disappearing — and Time Is Running Out Nigeria’s elephant population — made up of forest and savanna elephants — has declined drastically to fewer than 400 individuals. The major drivers of this collapse are habitat loss, poaching, and escalating human-wildlife conflict. Today, the remaining populations are largely confined to protected areas such as: - Yankari Game Reserve (savanna elephants) - Cross River and Omo Forests (forest elephants) In response to this crisis, co