🔎 Help Us Spot The Gajah
You can start by trying to spot the 2 elephants in the picture below. Can you spot both of them?
 © Engelbert Dausip / WWF-MalaysiaÂ
Every donation helps us find their path to safety.
From Conflict To Coexistence
Donate to help fuel our research and receive a tax exemption receipt.
 © Mazidi Abd Ghani / WWF-MalaysiaÂ
HOW MUCH DO WE NEED?
A research-driven effort to restore harmony between people and elephants through habitat enrichment.​
You will get a tax exemption receipt and thank you gift (varies according to donation amount and delivered within Malaysia only) for your important and valuable donation.
WHAT AM I DONATING FOR?
Your donation will be used to help fuel the ground work needed to support:
– field research
– purchase of equipment
– to identify suitable grazing areas and areas for restoration/revegetation.
WHICH AREA?
Gerik–Jeli route in Peninsular Malaysia.
Elephant- Human Conflict Facts and Figures
Peninsular Malaysia, especially in forested states like Pahang, Perak, Johor, Kelantan, Terengganu, and Kedah.
Parts of Sabah and northern Borneo, where Bornean elephants range.
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These zones often include secondary forests, plantations, and edges of protected areas—places where elephants tend to forage and humans live, work, or cultivate land.
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Roadkills With Wildlife (2020 to May 2025)
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People affected by human–elephant conflict
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Wild elephant population in Malaysia
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Total overlap area
Threats
Sadly, these are the threats impacting our elephants:
- Roadkill incidents involving wildlife, especially endangered species such as tigers and elephants, are becoming an increasingly urgent issue.Â
- Losing their habitat due to displacement by large-scale agriculture, plantations and the construction of road infrastructures that do not incorporate elephant requirements.
- Coming into more contact with people thus increasing human elephant conflict due to loss and fragmentation of forests.
