ANALYSIS | Elephant poaching rates vary across Africa: 19 ye

Findings from a new report suggest that poaching rates are lower where there is strong national governance and where local levels of human development – especially wealth and health – are relatively high, write Timothy Kuiper and Eleanor Jane Milner-Gulland.

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