A fascinating discovery in South Africa in 2019 of historic elephant tracks could be the first documented example of trace fossil evidence illustrating the way elephants communicate with each other using seismic, underground vibrations. The intriguing report detailing...
A recent research study confirms the need for ‘safe’ landscapes to be protected and connected to enable African Savannah elephants to thrive. The study from Science Advances ‘collected 713 survey estimates of elephant population sizes from 103...
We highly recommend listening to Ben Goldsmith and Pedro Prata talking about Rewilding Portugal’s wonderful work. Two of our conservation heroes! “Here at Pangea we’re fortunate to count Ben Goldsmith as one of our expert advisors. We’re...
Last month, our elephant, ecology, and construction advisors joined the Pangea team on site for an intense week of planning. Here’s an update on progress… Welcoming the rains It’s such a beautiful time of year out in the wilds of Alentejo. After a long...
A research paper released recently has discovered that African elephants address each other with individual, specific calls – much like how humans use names – to address each other when they interact and communicate. The entire fascinating study can be...
