Did efforts to protect DRC’s elephants and bonobos leave a trail of abuses?

Mongabay
Jun 12, 2019, 4:40 pm247 pts
For almost four years, the teams of researchers traveled by boat up winding rivers, setting up base camps inside dense rainforests for weeks or months at a time as they searched for signs of elusive forest elephants and bonobos. Trekking deep into Salonga National Park, a sprawling tract of protected jungle in…

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