How new elephant collars at Kasungu National Park wire up wildlife corridor and conservation

New tracking collars are helping wildlife authorities monitor elephants and support conservation in Malawi’s Kasungu National Park. The park’s elephant population is now estimated at more than 400, recovering from a steep decline in the mid-1990s. Their feeding and movement help shape habitats for other wildlife, making their recovery an important part of the park’s broader ecological revival.

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