Researchers have found years of civil war and ivory poaching in Mozambique has led to a higher number of tuskless elephants. | TRT World

What are your thoughts on lifting the ivory trade ban to support conservation and reduce human-wildlife conflict?Zimbabwe is home to approximately 100,000 elephants—nearly double the land's carrying capacity. This overpopulation has led to increased human-elephant conflicts, resulting in the destruction of habitat and the tragic loss of about 50 human lives annually. In fact, not ONE but TWO of our Zimbabwean trackers have had family members killed by elephants. “Zimbabwe’s elephant population h

Kenyan conservationists welcome ivory ban by US