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African elephant populations have fallen by over half over 50 years, mainly due to poaching and habitat loss.
A recent study covering 50 years of data shows African elephant populations have declined by more than half, with savanna elephants decreasing by 70% and forest elephants by 90%.
The decline is mainly due to poaching and habitat loss.
While populations have risen in 42% of surveyed sites in southern Africa due to better management, northern and eastern Africa have seen significant declines, highlighting the need for increased conservation efforts.
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Las poblaciones de elefantes africanos han disminuido más de la mitad en más de 50 años, principalmente debido a la caza furtiva y la pérdida de hábitat.