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African savanna elephant populations are declining 8% per year, according to the Great Elephant Census
Poaching is the primary cause of decline
CNN
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Poachers have devastated Africa’s savanna elephant population. The Great Elephant Census reveals that in just seven years, 30% of the species has been wiped out. Unless things change, the population will be halved in less than a decade.
These organizations are working to help and protect these elephants, and you can support their efforts to keep this species from going extinct.