INDONESIA PHOTO ESSAY ACEH ELEPHANT HUMAN CONFLICT

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COD GALBEN: 08-02-2025 ora 15 Intre 15:00 si 20:00 se va semnala Intensificări ale vântului cu viteze la rafală de 50...70 km/h. in Zona de litoral a județului Constanta , respectiv zona localităților, Județul Tulcea , Zona de litoral a județului Tulcea , respectiv zona localităților; COD GALBEN: 08-02-2025 ora 13 Intre 13:30 si 18:00 se va semnala precipitatii mixte care depun local polei in Județul Tulcea, Zona de litoral a județului Tulcea, respectiv zona localităților, Județul Tulcea;

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Titlu: INDONESIA PHOTO ESSAY ACEH ELEPHANT HUMAN CONFLICT

Descriere: epa07732477 (02/26) A domesticated elephant raises its trunk and tusk as it is transported to an area to push back wild elephants near the village of Cot Girek, in north Aceh, Indonesia, 11 June 2019. Across Aceh province on the Indonesian island of Sumatra, new plantations and a housing construction boom are threatening the natural environment, pitting humans against the already-critically endangered wild elephants in a fatal conflict which the native Sumatran pachyderm is certain to lose. The elephantsâ impending extinction is palpable across the country, but nowhere more so than in Aceh, where only 500 remain in the wild. Clashes in Aceh between elephants and humans are reportedly the highest of anywhere in the country. The opening up of new palm oil plantations, illegal hunting, including for ivory, and large scale illegal logging are the main causes for the increasingly prevalent clashes between humans and elephants in Aceh. Efforts are being made by the Aceh government and the community to reduce conflicts with wild elephants, but so far with little success. One of the measures is to locate a Conservation Response Unit (CRU) in areas prone to elephant conflict. The CRU consists of several tame elephants that are trained to drive and push wild pachyderms from residential areas. EPA/HOTLI SIMANJUNTAK PLEASE REFER TO THE ADVISORY NOTICE (epa07732475) FOR FULL PACKAGE TEXT

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ID fotografie: 12734425

Autor: HOTLI SIMANJUNTAK

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Locatie: COT GIREK - INDONESIA

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Realizat: 2019-06-11

Introdus: 2019-07-22 04:07:42

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$epa07732475 (00/26) ATTENTION EDITORS\r\n\r\nThis advisory is followed by a photo essay of 26 pictures on the the conflict between humans and elephants in Sumatra, Indonesia. \r\n\r\nAcross Aceh province on the Indonesian island of Sumatra, new plantations and a housing construction boom are threatening the natural environment, pitting humans against the already-critically endangered wild elephants in a fatal conflict which the native Sumatran pachyderm is certain to lose.\r\nThe elephantsâ impending extinction is palpable across the country, but nowhere more so than in Aceh, where only 500 remain in the wild. Clashes in Aceh between elephants and humans are reportedly the highest of anywhere in the country. \r\nWild Sumatran elephant numbers are falling across the archipelago, with current figures estimated at around 1,700, a sharp decline from the 5,000 individuals in the 1980s and 2,800 in the 1990s. The numbers have continued to disappear despite being put on the list of animals that are Critically Endangered or near extinction in 2012 by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).\r\nAt least 170 elephants were killed between 2012 and December 2017, according to the Indonesian Elephant Conservation Forum (FKGI), although the real death toll is believed to be far higher.\r\nThe opening up of new palm oil plantations, illegal hunting, including for ivory, and large scale illegal logging are the main causes for the increasingly prevalent clashes between humans and elephants in Aceh. The habitats for wild animals are decreasing rapidly, as humans and their crops and settlements expand even faster.\r\nEfforts are being made by the Aceh government and the community to reduce conflicts with wild elephants, but so far with little success.\r\nOne of the measures is to locate a Conservation Response Unit (CRU) in areas prone to elephant conflict. The CRU consists of several tame elephants that are trained to drive and push wild pachyderms from residential areas. \r\nAdditional$

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