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These striking images and their story highlight the vital work of the Conservation and Tourism Society Elephant Response team tackling urban human-elephant conflict in Livingstone, Zambia - a key coexistence site supported by ECF since 2022. Read more: bit.ly/4ifUDIf 📸 Tommy Trenchard

Great news from South Sudan where ECF partner, African Parks, has completed a successful wildlife collaring operation that included elephants! We’re proud to have supported African Parks' important work in South Sudan since 2022, made possible by our generous donors.

Magic camera trap footage from deep within the forest in Batéké Plateau, Gabon, where a young forest elephant tries to show a herd of buffalo who is boss! 📽️ Panthera

Congratulations to ECF partner Wildlife Justice Commission for 10 years of dedicated efforts to address wildlife trafficking and bring criminals to justice. bit.ly/42fmCTB

This #EarthDay, we celebrate grantees using clean energy to promote human-elephant coexistence - like solar fences in Gabon and solar water systems in Namibia. Support more innovations like these with a gift to the ECF today. 📷 Peter Chadwick/conserve global & Space for Giants

Elephant numbers in eastern CAR have massively declined over the past 30 years - but there’s hope. With support, including over $1M in ECF grants, African Parks is protecting Chinko’s fragile herd and expanding efforts to reach others still at risk. bit.ly/4iCmSRm

Disruption and Disarray - A new report from Wildlife Justice Commission, co-funded by the ECF, indicates that while demand persists, the illegal trade in ivory and pangolin scales has seen a sustained decline since the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more here bit.ly/43bLjk7

Malawi's Anti-Corruption Bureau has blocked a bid by wildlife trafficker Lin Yun Hua to secure a presidential pardon for “good behaviour.” Lin, serving 14 years for leading a major trafficking ring faces new corruption charges according to Platform for Investigative Journalism - Malawi: bit.ly/4jZAFTa

It's encouraging to see the progress we can make for elephants through collaboration. With the support of dedicated partners and donors, we're helping protect both forest and savannah elephant populations across Africa.

Happy Mother’s Day to every mom - elephant or human - from bustling homes to the African savannahs and forests. We honour the love, care, and strength you show every day. 📸Robbie Labanowski/Save the Elephants

Check out this great resource from Save the Elephants and stay in the know on African and Asian elephant news! Learn more here: bit.ly/3GUWp4m

Africa is home to two elephant species: critically endangered forest elephants and endangered savannah elephants. 🐘 In the past year, the ECF granted $3.5M to 30 frontline partners protecting them because every elephant deserves a future. #EndangeredSpeciesDay 📸 Scott Ramsay

Elephants fear bees! Beehive fences - pioneered by Dr Lucy King and Save the Elephants - are helping deter crop-raiding elephants. On #WorldBeeDay we celebrate 17 countries using this solution, including Mozambique, where the ECF and Elephants Alive support local farmers. 📸 Rogan Kerr

An emergency ECF grant in Upemba, DRC has allowed Forgotten Parks to ease tensions and work on solutions with a community experiencing intense human-elephant conflict. Film screenings are also raising awareness ahead of elephant collaring in the area. 📸 Courtesy Forgotten Parks

Incredible footage from DRC, showing ECF-funded elephant collaring in Upemba underway this week! 🐘 📡 Data from these tracking collars, the first to be deployed in this area, will help Forgotten Parks protect the last remaining savannah elephants of DRC. 🎥 Justin Sullivan

Listen to this interesting conversation on ABC News' Nightlife Radio where @savetheelephants’ Dr. Lucy King and Suzanne Hill discuss how beehive fences are helping reduce human-elephant conflict across the continent. 🎧 Listen here: ab.co/4jrqV3v

Nigeria's Endangered Species Bill is one step closer to enactment, passing its 3rd reading in the House of Representatives. It represents a significant commitment by Nigeria to protect wildlife and address its role as a wildlife trafficking hub. guardian.ng/news/wildlife-…

In Arabuko-Sokoke Forest, 170 elephants and 270+ species call this fragile ecosystem home. But it’s under threat. We're funding projects to protect this vital habitat — and those fighting to save it. Read more here: bit.ly/3HxUzqC 📸 Noel Ngowa / FoASF

Proud to support future coexistence leaders in Zah Soo National Park. With ECF support, and in partnership with Noé, 60 students explored conservation in action-tracking wildlife, learning elephant behavior and seeing how communities can prevent conflict. 📸 Martin Reilhac / Noé

Elephants in Juba's streets! 🐘 🇸🇸 With ECF support, Agency for Conservation and Development (ACD) has launched an awareness campaign in South Sudan’s capital to spotlight the urgent need to protect the country’s last elephants—and training local ambassadors to help. 📸 ACD