Elephant Orphanage Project

Casualties of the Ivory Trade

Every 15 minutes an elephant is killed for its ivory. That's 96 elephants a day. And this does not even include the casualties of the ivory trade: the young orphans left behind... It was for…
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Thank A Ranger: July 31

Today, July 31, is World Ranger Day. It's a day to remember all men and woman around the world who put their lives on the line to protect elephants, rhinos, tigers, lions, and other animals large and…
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Happy Weekend: A Walk in the Wild

In the 1970s and 80s, there were over 200,000 elephants in Zambia. From a 2008 survey, there are currently 26,382. This is why it's critical to protect the current elephant population and provide incentives for…
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Chodoba and his GPS Collar

PRESS RELEASE SHARED WITH US FROM OUR FRIENDS AT THE ELEPHANT ORPHANAGE PROJECT IN ZAMBIA (GRI): At nine years old, Chodoba (“lost and found” in the local language) is the oldest elephant cared for by…
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