Borneo’s elephants prefer degraded forests, a new study finds

Mongabay
Mar 27, 2018, 12:42 pm158 pts
Conservation-minded planners often pick places with the fewest signs of human impact for protection, and, across the tropics, pristine rainforests with the tallest trees often rise to the top of the list. But safeguarding specific so-called “degraded” areas as conservation targets is also important,…

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