How women farmers are helping elephants and forests in a Sumatran national park
PolicyFriday, August 14, 2026Mongabay

How women farmers are helping elephants and forests in a Sumatran national park

In Tesso Nilo National Park, women farmers are playing a crucial role in mitigating human-wildlife conflict by engaging in sustainable agricultural practices that protect both elephant populations and forest ecosystems. Their efforts highlight the importance of integrating gender equity in conservation strategies to achieve environmental and community resilience.

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