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If this speaks to you — if you believe in the power of stories to transform how we see and care for the natural world — we invite you to join us.

Whether you're an educator, artist, conservationist, donor, or dreamer, there's a place for you in this movement.

In addition to our work in schools and communities, we also offer bespoke screenings and live theatre performances for partners, organisations, and gatherings who share our vision for creative, inclusive conservation. Contact us at theelephantqueenoutreach@gmail.com to find out more.

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Together, we can help the next generation imagine — and shape — a future of coexistence.

The number of elephants in Africa has plummeted in little over a century from approximately 10 million to less than half a million today - a decrease of 95%. Elephants continue to be illegally killed (poached) for their tusks - modified teeth - made of ivory. In the past ivory was fashioned into ornaments and exported to be made into piano keys, brush handles, billiard balls, combs, name seals (hankos) and also used as inlay and for intricate carvings. Today, the legal trade in ivory has been shut down, but there is still an illegal trade run by criminals.