Let's understand how Project Elephant helps: --- Step 1: An elephant herd needs to move from one forest to another to find food and water. This path is called an 'elephant corridor'. --- Step 2: Sometimes, villages or farms are built on these corridors, blocking the elephants' path. This can lead to elephants entering farms and causing damage. --- Step 3: Project Elephant identifies these important corridors. It works with state governments and local communities. --- Step 4: They might help villagers relocate peacefully, or build safe underpasses/overpasses for elephants to cross roads and railway lines without disturbing people. --- Step 5: They also fund efforts to treat injured elephants and prevent poaching (illegal hunting). --- Result: Elephants can move safely, and human-elephant conflicts are reduced, protecting both.