Team Elephant

Did you know that  100 elephants are poached every day?

When is this going to stop?

What will you do to make it stop?

Please support our E-Race Extinction campaign by Stop Poaching Now! (SPN) to support their species projects: Project Elephant, Project Rhino and Project Tiger to save these species from extinction. I am part of team elephant, and over the next two months I will be working on an oil painting which I will then donate to SPN in order to raise money to save these beautiful creatures! It is our responsibility to do what we can to help these innocent creatures who are unable to protect themselves against poaching. Every donation counts and is greatly appreciated regardless of size! If you do not have the funds to donate and would still like to help, feel free to share or sign up to fundraise yourself at www.stoppoaching-now.org

Thank you so much for your support & generosity

For more information, read below or check out https://www.stoppoaching-now.org/site-1

      Decades ago, the Luangwa Valley of Zambia was an elephant paradise. Elephants spread out across the grasslands to grow with their families, safe and unrestricted. Unfortunately, that is not longer the case. Human actions have decimated the area’s elephant populations. Poaching and habitat destruction threaten the future of these animals and the future of the Valley of Elephants. SPN is here to help. 

       SPN’s cornerstone project for 2018 is our Luangwa Valley conservation site. By working with organizations in the area and communities on the ground in Zambia, we are developing a self-sustaining and self-sufficient site. The elephants and rhinos will be protected by modern technology and a group of educated and well-supplied rangers committed to the continued success of these species. Combined with your help, we can provide the resources these people need to ensure the future survival of the rhinos and elephants in Luangwa Valley. 

Team Elephant’s fundraising goals:

$400 - Creates a safe food store so the local people can protect their food and reduce the conflicts between them and hungry elephants. 

$500 - Buys a ranger the kit they need, so they have the basic tools they need including a tent, backpack, sleeping bag, warm clothing, and binoculars.

$3000 - Pays a ranger’s annual salary so they can focus on protecting elephants

$4000 - Pays a community worker’s annual salary so they can help mitigate human-wildlife conflict in the area, and foster peaceful coexistence between humans and wildlife.

$8,000 - Pays for our entire Alternative Crops Programat the site through which we assist locals in the shift to sustainable crops that elephants don’t like, thus minimizing elephant-human conflict.

$20,000 - Pays for the retraining of the present park rangers and the initial training of new ones

$25,000 - Pays for our entire Chili Patrol Program for one year.

Your gift will make a big difference for those species in desperate need. Please donate generously!