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Ride A Bike – Not An Elephant

Ride A Bike – Not An Elephant
Our new campaign spreads awareness of the damage suffered by elephants ridden in the tourist industry. Please donate to help us rescue a tourism elephant so it can retire at the Elephant Nature Park.
Elephant Crisis Fund

“The Elephant Crisis Fund is a game-changer and my foundation is pleased to support it. The ECF is also changing environmental philanthropy by eliminating bureaucracy and overhead and making sure funding can reach the very best elephant conservation projects.”

—Leonardo DiCaprio
GMFER 2017

Elephanatics will be hosting the Annual Global March for Elephants and Rhinos 2017 in Vancouver again!
Mark your calendars!
Date: Saturday September 30th, 2017
Time: 12:00 pm to 1:30 pm
Location: tbc
Elephants in Captivity

Elephants destined for the tourist industry experience great physical and mental trauma. Isolation, starving, hitting and beating are just some of the methods used to initially break their spirits and get them to behave and perform.”

There are some 3,500 captive elephants in India and the majority of them are used for elephant rides by Western tourists.

Conservation

Scientific Research is fundamental in understanding the needs of wildlife today. Here’s some resources to get you started in learning more about the crisis and mitigation efforts to save the African wild elephant.

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Education

Elephants are under threat from environmental changes, poaching and human-animal conflict. We offer flexible, fun and engaging materials to help teachers engage students in the global and pressing issue of elephant extinction.

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Action

Elephantics is spreading the word and unifying the people through fun events and activities! Here’s photos and information from our recent events including our participation in the Global March for Elephants and Rhinos.

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