Elephanatics supports these organizations ethics and practices:

Mara Elephant Project (MEP) – Brings together researchers and conservationists in an effort to help secure the future of African elephants.

SEEDBALLS Kenya – is an African based organization that has pioneered a method of mass producing seedballs for low cost and efficient reintroduction of trees and grass species into degraded areas in Africa.

Humane Society International/Canada – One of the world’s largest animal protection organizations, they work through education, investigation, litigation, legislation, advocacy and hands-on rescue. In 2019, HSI/Canada partnered with Elephanatics to form the #IvoryFreeCanada coalition.

Jane Goodall Institute of Canada – In 1977, Dr Jane Goodall, a renowned primatologist best known for her work with chimpanzees, founded the Jane Goodall Institute. With 31 offices around the world, they initiate effective community-centered conservation and development programs in Africa. They also run Africa’s largest chimpanzee sanctuary. In 2019, JGI Canada partnered with Elephanatics to form the #IvoryFreeCanada coalition.

World Elephant Day (WED) – On August 12, 2012, the inaugural World Elephant Day was launched to bring attention to the urgent plight of Asian and African elephants. In 2019, WED partnered with Elephanatics to form the #IvoryFreeCanada coalition.

Elephants Alive – Ensures the survival of elephants and their habitats and to promote harmonious co-existence between man and elephants in South Africa.

Performing Animal Welfare Sanctuary (PAWS) – Rescues elephants in captivity, many from circuses and the TV/film industry and gives them peace and retirement in California.

The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust (DSWT) – Cares for orphaned elephants who are slowly reintroduced to the wild in Kenya. They also lead several conservation initiatives.