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Asian elephant social groupings typically center around a dominant female and her female relatives. These societies are dynamic, with the composition changing rapidly due to their fission-fusion structure. Calves are highly valued within the social s
Wishing everyone a joyous Sinhala and Tamil New Year! 🐘🌿 At The Sri Lanka Elephant Project, we’re grateful for the opportunity to conduct vital research on elephant behavior, ecology, and physiology, and to collaborate with local communities
Congratulations to Julia Brzezicki on the successful defense of her MSc thesis, “Understanding the Individual Behavioral Variation of Asian Elephants (Elephas maximus) as an Indicator of Human–Elephant Conflict.” Julia lived and wor
Animal personality traits such as activity, aggressiveness, boldness, exploration, and sociability, can influence how elephants respond to changes in their environments. For example, bold elephants in the wild may be better able to adapt to increasin
Tune into the Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom podcast to listen to Executive Director, Dr. Chase LaDue, discuss fostering coexistence between humans and elephants at the Sri Lanka Elephant Project, as well as Ben Jones, Vice President of Conserv