Stephanie Anne CarmodyinElephant Listening ProjectConservationists as Worried ParentsImagine anxious parents away on a vacation, eager for updates at what is happening at home (constantly needing to ask: are the kids…Jun 10, 2019Jun 10, 2019
Stephanie Anne CarmodyinElephant Listening ProjectChanging Tusks in Response to PoachingLions, bushbucks, warthogs, hippos, crocs, and elephants all run freely in Gorongosa National Park, Mozambique¹. Built on the aspirations…Apr 29, 2019Apr 29, 2019
Stephanie Anne CarmodyinElephant Listening ProjectCatching up with Daniela HedwigWhen I, Stephanie Carmody, first started working at the Elephant Listening Project, I was amazed at how tight-knit everyone seemed to be…Apr 15, 2019Apr 15, 2019
Stephanie Anne CarmodyinElephant Listening ProjectA Full Ivory Ban, Our Best Game PlanYou scoot as close to the “do not pass” sign as possible, tempting the museum sensors and creating a very angry security guard behind you…Mar 18, 2019Mar 18, 2019
Stephanie Anne CarmodyinElephant Listening ProjectInfrared Technology: From the Cold War to the Fight for ElephantsSince the Cold War in the ’60s, infrared (IR) technology has evolved from a high-tech military gadget to a commercial product. Previously…Mar 4, 2019Mar 4, 2019
Stephanie Anne CarmodyinElephant Listening ProjectCan I Get a Little Privacy?Mating Pandemonium in Forest ElephantsJan 7, 2019Jan 7, 2019
Stephanie Anne CarmodyinElephant Listening ProjectWearing Down the Ivory TradeBy: Stephanie CarmodyNov 26, 2018Nov 26, 2018
Stephanie Anne CarmodyinElephant Listening ProjectDon’t Call My Bluff: Aggression in Musth ElephantsBeing able to call one’s bluff is a useful survival tool in the wild, with the stakes being better mates and hierarchical positions. A male…Oct 29, 2018Oct 29, 2018
Stephanie Anne CarmodyinElephant Listening ProjectThe Present and Future of Elephant IdentificationWritten by: Rebecca EbianaOct 1, 2018Oct 1, 2018
Stephanie Anne CarmodyinElephant Listening ProjectWhat Makes the African Forest Elephant Special?The African forest elephant is one of three recognized elephant species alive today, along with the African savannah and Asian elephants…Sep 17, 2018Sep 17, 2018
