GPS study tracks elephant movement across Assam, highlights key habitats

Guwahati: A five-year GPS tracking study by the Assam Forest Department and WWF-India has shed light on the movement patterns and habitat use of wild elephants across forests, tea plantations, agricultural areas and riverine landscapes in Assam. Between 2021 and 2026, researchers fitted GPS collars…
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