Thousands of elephants die of thirst every year in Botswana.
In 1980, there were 1.2 million African elephants… …but, there are only about 350,000 African elephants today.With Living Oasis — a plan to create watering holes along the elephant trails — we can save them. Help us create wells for the elephants of Botswana!
This includes giving television, magazine and newspaper interviews, creating interest and awareness on social media, updating our subscribers with newsletters every two weeks, creating scholarly papers about the state of African and Asian elephants, creating qualitycontent on our website, engaging one-on-one conversations with individuals and groups and holding fundraisers.
This means stopping the poaching and hunting of elephants. Freeing elephants who are being used for research, zoos, rides, petting or entertainment. And, ensuring that elephants are free to roam literally thousands of acres with their families where they can forage for food in climates remaining above 50◦F / 10◦C.
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