The Borneo elephant is a subspecies of the Asian elephant that is native to the island of Borneo. The species is listed as endangered due to habitat loss and fragmentation, as well as hunting and conflict with humans. Now, climate change is adding another layer of threat to the already imperiled Borneo elephant. As the climate warmed and dried out over the past few decades, forests in Borneo have become more susceptible to fires. In 2015, record-breaking wildfires swept across the island, causing widespread damage to elephants’ habitat. The loss of habitat not only makes it difficult for elephants to find food and water, but also increases their contact with humans, which can lead to conflict. Climate change is thus putting the future of