Maize crop protected. Elephants saved. Happy woman farmer can feed her family. There are many elephants in the Arusha National Park in Tanzania. This 53 square miles of protected area, near the country’s third largest city, is surrounded by villages. In days gone by elephant herds moved freely up and down much of the continent of Africa. Elephants, like other wild animals, go where there is ample food and water. A senior female elephant, usually known as the Matriarch, leads the herd. She remembers from year to year where to take her herd. Yes, elephants truly do have excellent memories….
