Animals
The Great Elephant Census: A Pan-African Survey of All The Continent's Pachyderms
An ambitious attempt to conduct a census of all of Africa's elephants is set to take flight in February 2014. The Great Elephant Census, as the project has come to be known, will be the first pan-Africa census of elephants since the 1970s.
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