Lankan leads jumbo study group
Jayantha Jayewardene, a well-known Sri Lankan elephant conservationist, is leading a group of 13 Asian elephant conservationists on a study tour of Kenya this week, aimed at learning how it tackles the human-elephant conflict.

This is as a result of an international symposium on Human-Elephant Relationships and Conflicts held in Colombo in 2003. Iain Douglas Hamilton, a world-famous elephant conservationist living and working in Kenya, invited a group in Asia on elephant conservation to visit Kenya and learn from its experiences.

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