Elephants trample lives and livelihoods at Sorris Sorris
[The Namibian - Namibia] - 19/08/2025
Smallscale farmers in the Sorris Sorris conservancy say roaming elephants are destroying crops, water infrastructure and livestock, leaving their safety and livelihoods increasingly at risk. The farmers in a letter sent to The Namibian last week, say it has been 30 years since they last (…)
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