Monitoring and collecting data about elephant movement in the Cardamom Forests is an important part of Wildlife Alliance Rangers roles.  Over the longer term, tracking data helps build knowledge of elephant ranging behaviour. This information is key to preserving habitat and the corridors that link areas used by both elephants and and other wildlife.

“Understanding an elephant’s ranging behaviour is fundamental in developing successful conservation strategies”

Dr. Thomas Gray, Science Director WA

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