Elephant Biologists

 

Elephant Biologists are scientists whose profession involves or has involved the study of elephants.

We, the undersigned Elephant Biologists stand by the sentiments expressed in The Elephant Charter and through our words and actions we endeavour to uphold its Principles.

As an Elephant Biologist I wish to add my name as Signatory.

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	First name	Last name	Position	Country
Total: 77
	Cynthia	Moss	Director, Amboseli Trust for Elephants	Kenya
	Katherine	Payne	Research Assoc, Bioacoustics Research Program, Cornell Univ; Founder, Elephant Listening Project	United States
	Raman	Sukumar	Professor of Ecology, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore	India
	Harvey	Croze	Trustee, Amboseli Trust for Elephants	Kenya
	Andrea	Turkalo	Associate Conservation Scientist, Wildlife Conservation Society, Primary Investigator, The Dzanga Forest Elephant Study	Central African Republic
	Joyce	Poole	Co-Director, ElephantVoices	Norway/Kenya
	Elizabeth	Archie	Assistant Professor, Biology Department, Fordham University	United States
	Eve	Abe	Ethologist and Wildlife Consultant	Uganda
	Manori	Gunawardena	Wildlife Biologist	Sri Lanka
	Marion	Garaï	Elephant ethologist; Chairperson, Space for Elephants Foundation	South Africa
	Norah	Njiraini	Training Manager, Amboseli Trust for Elephants	Kenya
	Phyllis	Lee	Professor Psychology, University of Stirling	United Kingdom
	Lucy	Bates	Elephant researcher, University of St Andrews	United Kingdom
	Andrew	Dobson	Professor, Princeton University	United States
	Winnie	Kiiru	Elephant Biologist	Kenya
	Patrick	Chiyo	Research	Uganda
	Richard	Byrne	Professor of Evolutionary Psychology, University of St Andrews	United Kingdom
	Ian	Redmond	Consultant Wildlife Biologist	United Kingdom
	Melissa	Groo	Researcher	United States
	Fred	Kurt	MSc Phd	Switzerland