Njoki Kibanya

URGENT: MALI ELEPHANTS DIE FROM DROUGHT

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FINAL UPDATE

WORST DROUGHT IN 26 YEARS THREATENS SURVIVAL OF LAST DESERT ELEPHANTS IN WEST AFRICA

We are really pleased to announce that Mali’s elephants will get through this year because of the early rains and the back up we have, with your generous support, and in collaboration with the DNCN, facilitated of working pumps and a concrete water tank. However, their future is uncertain in the Gourma region, and their range and water requirements need to be protected. The current water crisis needs to be converted into an adequate plan for their long term survival using the information we now know about their detailed movements and migration patterns.

We are hugely appreciative of all the support that we’ve received, both financially from all of our donors, and in kind from colleagues and associates on the ground in Mali. We would like to thank the Malian Directorate National de la Protection de la Nature (DNCN) for their response to the elephant water crisis and for their support in the emergency action.

Please click here for a complete report

Read Jake Wall's and Dr. Douglas-Hamilton's article on Mali's Elephants in the current issue of Pachyderm

Donations have been received from:
Bill Clark
Born Free Foundation
Bourama Niagite
Generous donors who have given through our Justgiving link
Generous donors who have given through the Wildlife Conservation Network
Humane Society of Canada
Pro Wildlife e. V.
Rettet die Elefanten Afrikas e.V. - Germany
SeaWorld & Busch Gardens Conservation Fund
Donations through WILD Foundation

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Save the Elephants is a UK registered charity, based in Kenya. Through high-tech tracking, monitoring and research, community engagement and educational support, we aim to create peace between elephants and people and to secure key habitat for elephants to roam wild and free for generations to come.