#ThursdayThoughts "The reason why so many people have devoted their lives to protecting the likes of rhinos, parakeets, elephants, and dolphins is simply this: the world would be a poorer, darker, lonelier place without them." - Mark Carwardine

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#ThursdayThoughts "The reason why so many people have devoted their lives to protecting the likes of rhinos, parakeets, elephants, and dolphins is simply this: the world would be a poorer, darker, lonelier place without them." - Mark Carwardine
Webinar alert! Join us tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. U.S. Eastern time for a webinar that's all Priyanka! We'll detail her history, her rescue, and how she's doing now that she's finally got a place to rest, heal, and hang with other elephants for the rest of her days! We slated a Q&A session too, so add your questions when you register at the link below. Once again, "Rescuing Priyanka" starts at 11:00 a.m. U.S. Eastern time tomorrow (Thursday, December 7). And don't worry if you can't make it — register anyway and we'll send you a link to the recording. See you there! https://goo.gl/43fMYn
Follow the link to read this exclusive interview of our Co-Founder, Kartick Satyanarayan where he gets candid about starting #WildlifeSOS& what inspires him to continue fighting for India's wildlife; https://goo.gl/6v6iQU
96 elephants killed everyday in Africa - You can do something about it!
Intelligent and expressive, elephants are in dire need of protection.
When acquainted groups reunite, they rumble and trumpet, click their tusks together, entwine their trunks, and flap their ears with enthusiasm. Elephants also mourn their dead, staying by the bodies of slain herd members for hours or even days.
To feed the ivory trade, elephant poaching is hidden by corruption and war as it continues to grow unchecked. The tragedy of losing this magnificent animal, having roamed the plant for over 50 million years, will be felt by our ecosystem and by generations to come.
The good news – You can do something about this situation. Go here and see how you can help.
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96 elephants killed everyday in Africa - You can do something about it!
96 elephants killed everyday in Africa – You can do something about it!
Intelligent and expressive, elephants are in dire need of protection.
When acquainted groups reunite, they rumble and trumpet, click their tusks together, entwine their trunks, and flap their ears with enthusiasm. Elephants also mourn their dead, staying by the bodies of slain herd members for hours or even days.
To feed the ivory trade, elephant poaching is hidden by corruption and war as it…
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Elephants need you. See how you can help The Nature Conservancy. #SaveElephants
http://carrot.cr/saveelephants
We just launched our first project with The Nature Conservancy, an organization I have donated to since I started getting a paycheck. They came to Carrot Creative a few months back and asked us to help tell the story of their efforts to save African Elephants, who are being poached for their ivory and are now facing the threat of extinction. This site is the result of that - hope you enjoy Sign-up to stay in touch with the campaign efforts!
Also pretty cool, Martin Guitar has crafted a limited edition line of guitars with elephant print on the neck - carrot.cr/1ls3DdU. With partners like them on board to help raise awareness, and participation from elephants lovers world wide in spreading the message, we think there is hope :)
Really nice music from the Dutch singer Blaudzun (Johannes Sigmond) Lalala-lalala :-) Just listen!!!