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Holiday Greetings From Elephanatics

This year has proven to be our best yet with the historic ban of elephant ivory and rhinoceros horn being passed in Canada. We all worked very hard to make this happen and we couldn’t have done it without your…

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BREAKING NEWS: Canada enacts historic ban on elephant ivory and rhino horn trade

BREAKING: Canada enacts historic ban on elephant ivory and rhino horn trade!

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Elephanatics November 2023 Newsletter

Greetings Elephant Friends! Please read the latest news in what we have been up to over the past few months.   Giving Tuesday is November 28th – Give to Help Protect Elephants Read more about Janeth Jepkemboi, the first scholarship…

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FREE and FUN – Elephant Lesson Plans for Teachers and Educators

Download –  Elephanatics Education Brochure                                                

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#WorldAnimalDay Oct 4th

This #WorldAnimalDay Help Protect Elephants by investing in Future Conservationists

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Strengthening the International Legal Framework to Tackle IWT

Elephanatics, along with other organizations and subject-matter experts, has co-signed and supports initiatives introduced and outlined in a letter written by John Scanlon, Chair, Global Initiative to End Wildlife Crime. The letter addresses the need to strengthen the international legal…

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Happy World Elephant Day 2023!

Celebrate #WorldElephantDay today by donating to your favourite elephant conservation organization! #IvoryFreeCanada

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Breaking News for Elephants and Rhinos!

Help Canada save elephants and rhinos from poaching and trophy hunting! Every year, up to 25,000 elephants and 1,300 rhinos die at the hands of poachers in Africa, and thousands more are killed by trophy hunters. Elephants and rhinoceros could be…

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What Happened to Protecting Elephants and Rhinos?

“Elephants are not human, of course. They are something much more ancient and primordial, living on a different plane of existence. Long before we arrived on the scene, they worked out a way of being in the world that has…

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#EarthDay #InvestInOurPlanet

The Canadian Federal Government Fails to Hold Canadian Companies Accountable Overseas The Okavango River Basin covers 125,000 square miles across Angola, Botswana and Namibia and is home to the largest remaining population of African elephants, lions, leopards, rhinos, giraffe, African buffalo,…

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