WILDLIFE CONSERVATION: The 951 elephant deaths in Kruger — why the numbers demand perspective, not outrage

Behind Kruger National Park’s stark elephant mortality figures lies a complex reality of thriving populations, natural life cycles, and the difficult balance between conservation and human safety.
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