We beat the ivory trade once. Now we must beat it once and for all.

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By Uhuru Kenyatta; President of Kenya
February 26, 2016/ The Independent

I am delighted to host the inaugural Giants Club Summit in Kenya at the end of April. Alongside other African heads of state, we will use this opportunity to underline the global intent to put an end, once again, to the butchering of elephants and rhinos by selfish criminal gangs.

I say once again because we have done it before. In 1990, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) banned the international ivory trade after a decade in which the population of African elephants halved from 1.3 million to 600,000 animals. Continue reading

Families can save Elephants and Rhinos

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This drawing is one of thousands created by schoolchildren asking elected leaders to save Elephants and vote for an ivory ban. -Huffington Post

In 2014, The Toledo Zoo encouraged children to paint photos of Elephants showing their support for conservation, and Ivory Free Ohio is asking you to do the same.  We need to educate the younger generations and make sure that Elephants and Rhinos have a bright future for years to come. Here is how you and your family can help save these iconic, keystone species from extinction:

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Public Service Announcements

Education is Everything!

By Creative Conservationist and NatGeo Explorer; Asher Jay

Featuring;  WildAid, AWF, and NatGeo Explorer; Asher Jay.

“No Hype” NBA Cares – WildAid and African Wildlife Foundation.

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Vermont Battles for Elephants-Rhinos

HOUSE VOTES TO PROTECT ELEPHANTS and RHINOS

Testimonials

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Bobby Hathorn : As a Musician, I use only Corian on my Guitar/Banjo for the nuts & saddles…(they are the parts that hold the strings up) Synthetic, sounds BETTER than Ivory or Bone, and NO animals killed! Woo-hoo!>>>>Thanks for your stand, fellow enviromentalists.

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