In 2022, 350 African elephant carcasses were found in the northeastern sector of Botswana, known as the eastern Okavango ...

A mass die-off of African elephants in Botswana in 2020 has been linked to toxic algae in watering holes in a new study.

Scientists from the United Kingdom are closing in on solving the mystery of the mass death of 350 elephants in Botswana in ...

A study by King's College London reveals that toxic algal blooms, possibly intensified by climate change, caused the ...

A new study has provided further evidence that the deaths of 350 African elephants in Botswana during 2020 were the result of drinking from water holes where toxic algae populations had exploded due ...

While cyanobacteria were among the suggested causes of the mass elephant deaths in 2020, evidence tying the microbes to the ...

Climate change may have induced a poisoning in water that elephants drank, thereby causing mass deaths in 2020 in Botswana, Africa, according to a new study that provided satellite evidence. In May ...

Representatives from the six nations have now requested a meeting with British government officials to discuss the issue.

More than 70% of the remaining African elephants are concentrated in southern African countries, particularly Botswana and Zimbabwe.

African elephant numbers have declined by up to 90 ... However, elephants are thriving in parts of southern Africa - particularly in Botswana- where populations have been protected and sustainably ...