Trading Tusks: An Investigation into Elephant Management and Ivory Trade in Southern Africa

Trading Tusks: An Investigation into Elephant Management and Ivory Trade in Sout

The findings and conclusions outlined in this report are the results of extensive research, including 63 interviews, conducted in Botswana, South Africa and Zimbabwe between August and October 2006 on issues relating to elephant conservation management and the ivory trade in these countries. This report is a summary of two detailed reports of the research, available from IFAW on request.

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Experts

Céline Sissler-Bienvenu, Director, France and Francophone Africa
Céline Sissler-Bienvenu
Director, France and Francophone Africa
IFAW Elephant Expert
Dr. Cynthia Moss
IFAW Elephant Expert
Grace Ge Gabriel, Regional Director, Asia
Grace Ge Gabriel
Asia Regional Director
James Isiche, Regional Director, East Africa
James Isiche
Regional Director, East Africa
Jason Bell, Program Director, Elephants Regional Director, South Africa
Jason Bell
Program Director, Elephants Regional Director, South Africa
Peter Pueschel, Director, International Environmental Agreements
Peter Pueschel
Director, International Environmental Agreements
Vivek Menon, Director of IFAW partner, Wildlife Trust of India
Vivek Menon
Director of IFAW partner, Wildlife Trust of India