Dr. Iain Douglas-Hamilton

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  Dr. Iain Douglas-Hamilton, Founder, Save the Elephants attended the benefit and said it was "just sensational".

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  Iain Douglas-Hamilton, founder of Save the Elephants, said the project is still in its infancy -- so far only two geofences have been set up in Kenya -- and it has its problems.

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  Iain Douglas-Hamilton, founder of Save the Elephants, said the project is still in its infancy - so far only two geofences have been set up in Kenya - and it has its problems.
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  Douglas-Hamilton says elephants, like teenagers, learn from each other, so tracking and controlling one habitual crop raider can make a whole group change its habits.
  
  Mwasu's two young daughters play under the banana trees these sultry evenings without their mother worrying about elephants.
  
  "We can live together," she said.

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  Iain Douglas-Hamilton, president and founder of Save the Elephants.His pioneering study of the social behavior of wild elephants four decades ago in Tanzania formed the basis for all subsequent studies.

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  Iain Douglas-Hamilton, founder of Save the Elephants, says elephants, like teenagers, learn from each other, so tracking and controlling one habitual crop raider can make a whole group change its habits.

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  Iain Douglas-Hamilton, founder of Save the Elephants, said the project is still in its infancyâ€"so far only two geofences have been set up in Kenyaâ€"and it has its problems.
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  Douglas-Hamilton says elephants, like teenagers, learn from each other, so tracking and controlling one habitual crop raider can make a whole group change its habits.
  
  Mwasu's two young daughters play under the banana trees these sultry evenings without their mother worrying about elephants.
  
  "We can live together," she said.

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  "The biologist Iain Douglas-Hamilton is walking up on an elephant, a sizable young female, nubile and shy.

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  A passionate advocate of African elephants is zoologist Iain Douglas-Hamilton.

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  Iain Douglas-HamiltonZoocheck Canada Inc. - Events
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  Iain Douglas-Hamilton
  
  Iain Douglas-Hamilton began his work with elephants in 1966 at Tanzania's Lake Manyara National Park where he was a pioneer in the study of elephant behaviour.In 1969, he met his wife Oria, who joined him in a lifetime passion for elephants.
  
  In 1971, Iain completed a Doctorate at Oxford University on the ecology and behaviour of the African elephant.Two years later, Iain and Oria returned to Tanzania to find that the poaching of elephants had started.Together they produced a television special and wrote the best-selling book Among the Elephants about the elephants of Manyara.
  
  The Douglas-Hamiltons have published numerous scientific papers and worked as researchers and wildlife consultants on a variety of scientific projects and expeditions.Iain Douglas-Hamilton is most famous for his surveys of elephant populations, including the study which produced the first estimate of 1.3 million elephants on the African continent.
  
  Iain Douglas-Hamilton co-authored, with his wife Oria, Battle for the Elephants, one of the best books on elephant ivory trade issues.

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  "The elephants are very smart animals," said Iain Douglas-Hamilton, founder of the Nairobi-based nonprofit Save The Elephants.
  
  "But I think they are going to die in large numbers, and that goes for the other grazers and browsers, too," he added.

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