Tuesday, August 11, 2009

"It's amazing that we still know so little about one of the biggest land mammals on Earth," said Matthew Lewis, program officer for WWF's Species Cons

"It's amazing that we still know so little about one of the biggest land mammals on Earth," said Matthew Lewis, program

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officer for WWF's Species Conservation Program. "The only reason we now have a good understanding of where these elephants travel from day to day is because satellite collar technology has given us access to the most inaccessible forests on Borneo."