"Nobody made a greater mistake than he who did nothing because he could do only a little." So said Edmund Burke and he couldn't have been more right. If you want to engage yourself; volunteer at a anti-poaching project in Africa. If you can't volonteer; give a donation. And if you can't donate, sign a petition. Everything matters.
Help us save the elephants!
www.bloodyivory.org/
"Bloody Ivory.org is intended as a hub of information about the legal and illegal ivory trade, elephant poaching and the impact of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) on Africa’s elephants. It provides you with a voice to join in the battle to protect elephants, who still need your support to stop the trade in their ivory."
www.iworry.org/
"The iworry campaign was created by The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust (DSWT) and exists to raise global awareness to the devastating impact the illegal ivory trade is having on elephant populations. Launched in September 2012, the campaign has attracted worldwide backing calling for a complete ban on the illegal trade in ivory."
www.volunteertravels.com/
"Rhino’s and elephants are at the top of the news reel almost every day. Unfortunately, it is normally to do with poaching of these beautiful animals. Here at this project you can make a different in the fight to save these two species, in addition to other animals. At this rhino breeding project you will have first-hand experience at a wildlife breeding facility that has had many successful stories with reintroducing rhino to wildlife areas. Also get involved with the rescued elephant that are used to do anti-poaching patrols."
Get involved
The illegal wildlife trade is annually worth more than
19 billion US dollars.
The Western Black Rhino was declared extinct in 2013.
Don't let this happen to the elephants as well.
