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Illegal killing of elephants associated with low law enforcement capacity

Illegal killing of elephants associated with low law enforcement capacity
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Kwazulu natalSouth africaTim kuiperDepartment of statistical sciencesUniversity of oxfordInternational trade in endangered speciesProceedings of the royal societyCentre of statisticsOxford universityRoyal societyStatistical sciencesIllegal killingInternational tradeEndangered species

Illegal wildlife trade continues to threaten African elephants

Illegal wildlife trade continues to threaten African elephants
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Illegal wildlife trade continues to threaten African elephants

Illegal wildlife trade continues to threaten African elephants
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ANALYSIS | Elephant poaching rates vary across Africa: 19 years of data from 64 sites suggest why

Findings from a new report suggest that poaching rates are lower where there is strong national governance and where local levels of human development – especially wealth and health – are relatively high, write Timothy Kuiper and Eleanor Jane Milner-Gulland.

South africaEtosha national parkNamibia generalUniversity of cape townWestern capeEleanor jane milner gullandTim kuiperTimothy kuiperUniversity of oxfordInternational trade in endangered speciesWorld bankGlobal data lab subnational human developmentPostdoctoral researchEleanor janeDemocratic republicIllegal killing

Elephant poaching rates vary across Africa: 19 years of data from 64 sites suggest why

Poaching rates are lower where there is strong national governance and where local levels of human development are relatively high

Etosha national parkNamibia generalEleanor jane milner gullandTim kuiperTimothy kuiperUniversity of cape townUniversity of oxfordInternational trade in endangered speciesWorld bankGlobal data lab subnational human developmentPostdoctoral researchDemocratic republicIllegal killingInternational tradeEndangered speciesUppsala armed conflict dataset