Roadless Wilderness Area Determines Forest Elephant Movements in the Congo Basin
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"The elephants in the Upper Semliki River Valley in the Eastern Congo at the time our expedition (late 1980s) are especially interesting because at the time it was believed that no elephants lived there. Yet, as part of my research, I discovered that this was inaccurate. A herd of invisible elephants roamed the park. I told almost no one at the time for fear that they would be poached. In fact, this is the first time I've mentioned it in a public forum. "
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