Vol. 58 (2017): Pachyderm

Published: 2017-09-30

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Editorial Board
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Chair Reports

African Elephant Specialist Group report/ Rapport du Groupe de Spécialistes de l’Eléphant d’Afrique

Holly T. Dublin

1-16
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African Rhino Specialist Group report/ Rapport du Groupe de Spécialistes du Rhinocéros d’Afrique

Mike Knight

17-35
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Asian Rhino Specialist Group report/ Rapport du Groupe de Spécialistes du Rhinocéros d’Asie

Bibhab Kumar Talukdar

36-39
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Research

Forage choice of the reintroduced black rhino and the availability of selected browse species at Majete Wildlife Reserve, Malawi

Krisztián Gyöngyi, Morten Elmeros

40-50
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A pathological condition in elephant dentition

Ian SC Parker

51-57
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Behaviour of post released translocated greater one-horned rhinoceros (Rhinoceros unicornis) at Manas National Park, Assam, India

Deba Kumar Dutta, Amit Sharma, Rita Mahanta, Anindya Swargowari

58-66
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A preliminary study of stakeholders’ opinions and perceptions of elephants and elephant management in Botswana

Tempe SF Adams, Michael J Chase, Anna Attard, Keith EA Leggett

67-76
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Abundance and nutrient content of some food plants in Sumatran rhino habitat in the forest of Kutai Barat, East Kalimantan, Indonesia

Mukhlisi, Tri Atmoko, Ishak Yassir, Ridwan Setiawan, Arif Data Kusuma

77-87
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A tale of two African cities–Ivory trade comparisons in Khartoum/Omdurman and Addis Ababa

Lucy Vigne

88-96
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Coupling African elephant movement and habitat modeling for landscape availability-suitability-connectivity assessment in Kruger National Park

Wenjing Xu, Richard Fayrer-Hosken, Marguerite Madden, Chenay Simms, Lan Mu, Andrea Presotto

97-106
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The effects of elephants and fire on vegetation at Marakele National Park, South Africa

Piet J van Staden, Hugo Bezuidenhout, Sam Ferreira, George J Bredenkamp

107-122
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Colour Plates

Colour Plates

Suzannah Goss

i-viii
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Management

The impact of fire and elephants on a mixed woodland in Liwonde National Park, Malawi: the results of a thirty-seven year study

Cornell Dudley

123-134
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Reconsidering the use of soy and alfalfa in southern white rhinoceros diets

Christopher W Tubbs, Barbara S Durrant, Matthew R Milnes

135-139
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Field Notes

Field note from CITES CoP 17 on elephants and the ivory trade

Sebastien Korwin, Keith Lindsay, Rosalind Reeve

140-143
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The Chi Initiative: A behaviour change initiative to reduce the demand for rhino horn in Viet Nam

Susie Offord-Woolley

144-147
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The use of ear tufts to assist in the identification of individual black rhinos

Felix Patton

148-151
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The Sumatran rhino is one-of-a-kind

Colin Groves

152-153
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Ten-year outcomes from the introduction of black rhinos to a new area at Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Kenya

Felix Patton, Samuel Mutisya, Petra Campbell

154-158
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Early first white rhino calving and consequent foot problem

Felix Patton, Angie Genade

159-160
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A stakeholder assessment of human–elephant conflict in Benin

Chabi AMS Djagoun, Hugues Akpona, Barthélémy Kassa, Nathan Gichohi, Philip Muruthi, Brice Sinsin

161-166
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Review

Ivory: Power and Poaching in Africa

John Frederick Walker

167-168
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Vietnam’s Illegal Ivory Trade threatens Africa’s Elephants

Suzannah Goss

169-170
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Obituaries

Robert F Dodson (Bwana Rob)—Pioneering conservationist passes away unexpectedly of natural causes

Mike Korchinsky

171-172
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Graham Child, and the emergence of a new paradigm of wildlife conservation

Brian Child, Ingrid Child

173-174
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Charles Stuart Mackie, ace bush pilot inspired by his love for nature

Russell Taylor

175-176
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Donor Updates

Oak Foundation—Disrupting criminal networks, promoting and improving existing laws and building global capacity

Oak Foundation’s Illegal Wildlife Trade Team

177
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African Fund for Endangered Wildlife—our emphasis on conservation education

African Fund for Endangered Wildlife

178-179
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Guidelines for Contributors

Guidelines for Contributors

Suzannah Goss

180-181
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