Multiply your impact today, with Global Giving ’s bonus incentives Across Odisha’s once-continuous forests, the pathways elephants have followed for generations are collapsing. What were once living corridors—arteries of movement, memory, and migration—are now broken by development, encroachment, and deadly, illegal electric fencing. And elephants are paying the ultimate price with their lives for problems caused by humans. Between 2024 and 2025 alone, Odisha has lost more th

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Although it's widely understood that elephants are highly intelligent and social, a lesser-known fact is how generous they can be.

VFAES is proud to partner with the Kerala Forest Department to buy and restore critical habitat corridors for wild elephants.

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