What's New!
- Off to Africa
- Peter's plans for the next field season Oct-Nov.
- Updated:
- Facts about forest elephants
Visit ELPs new Facebook Page
- Recent news
Where is ELP and what are we doing now?
- ELP in the media
New and old features
- International news
- The elephant language
How do we know what they are saying?
- Infrasound
SEE it, even if you can't hear it!
- Hope for forest elephants
The last elephants on earth that still range freely in an intact ecosystem
- Forest elephants
a unique species?
- Elephant families
- About us
The story of how ELP got it's start and about the people involved - past and present.
- Publications & resources
- ELP's field sites
How and where we use sound to eavesdrop on the behavior of forest elephants
- ELPblog
Notes and stories from the field - as they happened
- Tools of the trade
Some simple - some complex: In the field with technology.
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The Elephant Listening Project is a nonprofit group dedicated to the study and conservation of forest elephants in Central Africa. Our unique approach is to learn about elephants and the threats in their environment by listening to the elephant's own vocal communication.
Follow the threads that begin on this page to find out what we know, and what we need to find out, about these magnificent creatures.
Follow the threads that begin on this page to find out what we know, and what we need to find out, about these magnificent creatures.
