Guidelines to better manage Human-Elephant Conflicts in Indonesian and Malaysian oil-palm plantations

Posted on 25 July 2005 |

Guidelines on the Better Management Practices for the Mitigation and Management of Human-Elephant Conflict in and around Oil-Palm Plantations in Indonesia and Malaysia

By Daniel CHONG Kah Fui and DAYANG NORWANA binti Awang Ali Bema, WWF-Malaysia, 2005

This guide aims to present ways for the mitigation and management of Human-Elephant Conflict in oil-palm plantations in Indonesia and Malaysia through the adoption of better management practices (BMPs).

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