Elephant numbers are in dramatic decline
Elephant numbers are in dramatic decline
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Dear John,
As someone who has been involved in protecting elephants for many years, it is devastating to see the plight of the elephants of West and Central Africa.
They are particularly vulnerable as their herds are mostly small, fragmented and isolated.
Criminal networks hunt down these elephants across a vast swathe of the rainforest, then traffic the ivory from Africa to Asia.
Up to a dozen elephants are shot by poachers every day in Gabon alone. Please help us stop this brutal trade.
We have over 35 years’ experience of tackling ivory trafficking in Africa and beyond.
This makes us uniquely placed to help governments in West and Central Africa to deal with the criminality and corruption that is driving elephants towards extinction.
During the pandemic, we facilitated a series of virtual meetings between different government agencies involved in combatting wildlife crime. For the first time, these agencies shared information that will help crack down on wildlife trafficking.
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By making a donation today, you can help us fund our investigations, identify wildlife traffickers and put them behind bars. On behalf of everyone in the elephant team – thank you.
Shruti Suresh
Deputy Campaign Lead (Wildlife)
PS: A generous EIA supporter has pledged to donate up to £5,000 to match all donations received above £15,000. Please donate today to help us exceed our target!
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