Animals
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Will Namibia's Elephant Auction Really Improve Conservation of the Critically Endangered Specie?
On January 29, 2021, the Namibian government pushed through with a controversial auction of 170 African elephants in the hopes of maintaining conservation numbers while minimizing the animals' conflict with local farms. Many African wildlife advocacy groups insist that the auction is not the solution to the country's conflict between human and elephant populations.
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