In 2024, a nine-year Kenya study showed how farmers used 365 beehives to protect crops from elephants
- Image AI generatedIn the dry farming country beside Kenya’s Tsavo East National Park, the boundary between crops and wildlife can become difficult to hold.
- Elephants move through the landscape in search of food and water, and cultivated fields can become particularly attractive when crops are growing.
- In 2024, a nine-year study offered unusually long-term evidence that something as simple as a line of working beehives could help.
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- Image AI generatedIn the dry farming country beside Kenya’s Tsavo East National Park, the boundary between crops and wildlife can become difficult to hold.
- Elephants move through the landscape in search of food and water, and cultivated fields can become particularly attractive when crops are growing.
- In 2024, a nine-year study offered unusually long-term evidence that something as simple as a line of working beehives could help.
Sources: Times of India