The Tsavo Trust + Drew Doggett
Together in Conservation
Super tusk elephants were thought to be driven to extinction due to poaching, yet it was legend that they still existed
As of 2012, an estimated
24
super tusk elephants have been
discovered. The majority roam
the Tsavo Trust Conservation
area in Kenya, a land the size
of the entire state of Vermont.
However, this massive tract of land is diverse and raw, making it extremely difficult for their small teams to monitor the animals and fend off poachers.
They need our help.
The Tsavo Trust
alongside
The Kenya Wildlife Service
protects the super tuskers around the clock through flight surveillance, on the ground anti-poaching teams, education, community engagement, and research.
We're Better Together
Here's How You Can Help
01. Make a Small Donation Now
Join our #SaveTheSuperTuskers campaign to help keep these elephants safe. 100% of proceeds go directly to the Tsavo Trust; our goal is to raise $100K USD.
*Donations in excess of $1,000 will receive a signed print, titled “The Mighty Tusker” featuring Craig who is considered to be the largest known living super tusker.
02. Become an Ambassador
Share the campaign on social media and tag three friends.
Click below to download the campaign image & caption which you can share on social media