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Gajah is the
bi-annual journal of the IUCN/SSC Asian Elephant Specialist Group (AsESG).
The journal is intended as a medium of communication on issues that
concern the management and conservation of Asian Elephants both in the
wild and in captivity. It is a means by which members of the AsESG and
others can communicate their experiences, ideas, and perceptions freely,
so that the conservation of Asian Elephants can benefit. All articles
published in Gajah reflect the individual views of the authors and
not necessarily those of the editorial board, the AsESG, the Species
Survival Commission, or IUCN.
Gajah is now
available in portable document format (PDF), and you will need the free
Adobe Acrobat Reader to view it. If you do not have Acrobat installed,
please download it
here.
We welcome submissions
for future issues of Gajah. If you are interested in submitting an
article for publication, please read the
Instructions to Contributors.
All submissions should be sent to the Editor, Jayantha Jayewardene, at the
following email address:
romalijj@eureka.lk.
You can either click on the links below to
open in your browser or right click and "save target as" to download the
files onto your computer. Caution: Note file sizes to right
of issue. Some files are very large.
Gajah 1 1MB 1986
Gajah 2 2MB 1987
Gajah 3 1MB 1989
Gajah 4 2MB 1989
Gajah 5 4MB 1990
Gajah 6 4MB 1991
Gajah 7 7MB 1991
Gajah 8 8MB 1992
Gajah 9 7MB 1992
Gajah 10 6MB 1993
Gajah 11 6MB 1993
Gajah 12 8MB 1994
Gajah 13 5MB 1994
Gajah 14 6MB 1995
Gajah 15 4MB 1996
Gajah 16 6MB 1996
Gajah 17 4MB 1997
Gajah 18 8.9 MB
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file is
very large 8.9 MB.
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Gajah 19 not available
Gajah 20 7MB 2001
Gajah 21 7MB 2002
Gajah 22 10MB 2003
Gajah 23 4MB 2004
Glossary of Terms
Gajah 24 8MB 2004
Gajah 25 13MB 2006
Gajah 26
7MB 2007
Gajah 27
4MB 2008
(smaller files by article and section are below)
Gajah 28
744 kb 2008
Gajah
29 1005kb 2009
Gajah 30
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very large 11.7 MB.
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article
Gajah 31 (complete file -about 2.5
megabytes). Individual article files will be available about April 5.
Gajah 18 by
Section:
Table of Contents
1
Human Interference and Its Impact on Elephant Corridors in South India
2
The Asian Elephant Conservation A Global Strategy
3
A Review of Elephant Numbers in Sabah
4
On the Distribution, Status and Conservation of Wild Elephants in Myanmar
5
Conservation of Elephants in Idukki Wildlife Sanctuary, Kerala
6
Comment on Reproductive Performance of Timber Elephants in Myanmar
Gajah 27 by Section:
Cover, Board, Instructions for Contributors
Editorial and Notes from Co-Chairs
Correspondence
Implementation of Regular Veterinary Care for Captive Sumatran Elephants
Asian Elephants are Losing Their Seasonal Traditional Movement Tracks
Feeding Behaviour of Asian Elephants in the Northwestern Region of Sri
Lanka
Current Conservation Status and Research Progress on Asian Elephants in
China
A Preliminary Study of Dung Decay in the Yala National Park, Sri Lanka
Asian Elephants in the Seima Biodiversity Conservation Area, Mondulkiri,
Cambodia
Slippery Bed - An Effective Indigenous Method for Preventing Crop Damage
by Elephants in
Kerala
Global Elephant Management Program
Assam Elephant Foundation – Prelude to a Solution
Request for Information on Elephant Behaviour
Book Reviews
News Briefs
Gajah 30 by
Section:
Cover and cover sections
Table of Contents
Editorial by
Alex Rübel
Notes from the Co-chairs IUCN/SSC Asian Elephant Specialist Group
Correspondence D. K. Lahiri Choudhury
Correspondence C. Stremme
Socio-Economic Status of Elephant Keepers (Mahouts) and Human–Captive
Elephant Conflict:
Distribution, Demography and Basic Husbandry of the Asian Elephant in the
Tourism Industry in
Northern Thailand
The Analysis of Data from Studies of Crop-Raiding
The Uda Walawe Elephant Transit Home - Another Opportunity Missed?
A Forest Ride on Wild Elephants: The Philosophy of Wilderness in Buddhism
Community-Based Human-Elephant Conflict Management in Assam
The Human-Elephant Conflict: A Review of Current Status and Mitigation
Methods
Twin Elephants Born in Nepal
Report of the International Elephant Conservation and Research Symposium,
Thailand, 2008
First National Symposium on Elephant Healthcare and Managerial Practices
Recent Publications on Asian Elephants
Book Review: Poisons and the Pachyderm - Responding to Poisoning in Asian
Elephants by Jacob
Cheeran
News Briefs 68-72
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