Elephant paintings is just one of the many varied acticities that elephants do whist in nature parks and elephant camps. Tourism is a major contributor to the continued upkeep and welfare of the Asian elephants in Thailand.
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Under the new administration, the government has ordered the destruction of ivory seized. The Thailand ivory crush has been done to comply with the ruling by CITES to impose sanctions on Thailand if it doesn’t take genuine action to show that it is complying with international regulations regarding the trafficking of endangered species.
Learning about the elephants and how they behave in the wild empowers you to be able to help them more. Each elephant can create millions of revenue in tourism. They need to be protected so that future generations can enjoy their greatness.
Kenya is leading the way when it comes to getting business on board to work together to stop elephant poaching.
The EU has decided to ban imports of ivory as trophies from Tanzania and Mozambique.
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The demand for ivory for every day items such as chopsticks is pushing the drive for ivory higher and higher.
Chinese Embassy Officials in Tanzania have been suspected of purchasing ivory items. Tourism to Tanzania by the Chinese to purchase ivory products is tempting locals to slaughter the elephants for short term profit is a lucrative business.
The COBRA initiative to help curb illegal wildlife crime has resulted in a number of seizures of blood ivory. But more needs to be done.
Elephant poaching is rampant once again in the African nation of Mozambique. It is estimated that there are only about 10,000 or so elephants left.
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By purchasing one of our beautiful pieces of artwork painted by elephants you can help stop blood ivory and help save elephants. Were you aware that approximately 30% of the purchase price of our paintings less shipping and Paypal charges is donated to WWF and that each painting purchased helps support an elephant clinic in Chiang Mai, Thailand?
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