WHY ELEPHANTS NEED OUR HELP

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Photo by: Frank af Petersens/Elephant Crisis Fund 

 1) Today, the International Union for Conservation of Nature lists them as vulnerable to extinction. As few as 400,000 remain today.

​2) African elephants are also losing their habitat as the human population grows and people convert land for agriculture and development. Elephants need a lot of room to roam, so habitat destruction and fragmentation not only makes it harder for them to find food, water, and each other, but it also puts them in increased conflict with humans—a dangerous prospect for both.

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When you buy a piece of Jewellery, we will donate £1 to  Save The Elephants- Elephant crisis fund

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The Elephant Crisis Fund is a joint initiative of Save the Elephants and the Wildlife Conservation Network, in partnership with the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation. 

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WHY WE CHOSE THIS CHARITY

​Uniquely, 100% of funds are used to support on-the-ground programmes that save elephants—not a single penny goes to administrative fees or overheads.

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