(Posted 12th October 2026)
Courtesy of African Elephant News
| Chimwemwe Topola, Africa Brief (Malawi), October 10, 2026 |
| Elephant collaring is expected to help wildlife authorities track elephant movements and prevent conflicts with communities surrounding Kasungu National Park, says Simon Itaye. Itaye made the remarks at Kasungu National Park after witnessing the collaring and de-collaring of elephants during the 2026 Joint Ecological Monitoring Exercise. He said the technology enables wildlife authorities to establish the locations of elephants. |
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