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New Wildlife Corridor Reconnects Tanzanian Elephant Range

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A newly protected 14-kilometer wildlife corridor in Tanzania's Kilombero Valley reconnects the historic range of up to 1,000 African savanna elephants. These elephants traverse the Udzungwa Mountains, with some climbing slopes above 6,500 feet. During 15 months of monitoring, camera traps documented 529 elephants among 1,440 mammals using the corridor. The corridor aims to facilitate safe movement for these endangered animals across their fragmented habitat.

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