Capon Sibanda, a local volunteer in Zimbabwe, uses a GPS tracking system to alert villagers about elephant herds approaching their communities near Hwange National Park. The initiative, launched by the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority and the International Fund for Animal Welfare, aims to reduce human-elephant conflicts exacerbated by climate change. Despite the technology's benefits, frustrations remain among locals regarding the increasing elephant population and the need for stronger measures, including culling.