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The ‘Emeralds for Elephants’ exhibition drew to an exciting close on 23rd June when the most valuable elephant in the London Elephant Parade was auctioned to raise funds for the World Land Trust and Wildlife Trust of India.
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Emeralds for Elephants: the collection reached dramatic climax at auction event in Selfridges, LondonJune 30, 2010Colourful Encounters in Central LondonFiled under: General News — Tags: Ecuador — @ 12:06 pm On 8th July, the antiquarian book shop Henry Sotheran’s on Sackville Street, Piccadilly, will open the exciting exhibition ‘Colourful Encounters: Toucans and other Ecuadorian Birds by John Gould (1804-1881)’. Original printed lithographs of toucans will be on display as well as images of other beautiful birds including hummingbirds and trogons. A Toco Toucan by Edward Lear [...] Wildlife Trust of India convenes important meeting to discuss New Elephant CorridorsJune 29, 2010Filed under: Conservation News — Tags: India — @ 10:32 am In April, World Land Trust (WLT) Project Partner Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) convened a ground breaking meeting of conservation experts, forest authorities and conservation organisation representatives to discuss urgent needs for elephant conservation in Southern India. Asian Elephants in Corbett National Park in northern India. © Marie Chambers Inauguration of the newly-designed elephant corridor sign, which [...] ‘Emeralds for Elephants’ Collection Reaches Dramatic Climax at Star Studded Auction Event in Selfridges, LondonJune 24, 2010Filed under: Press Releases — @ 3:40 pm The ‘Emerald for Elephants’ exhibition drew to an exciting close last night when the most valuable elephant in the London Elephant Parade was auctioned to raise funds for the World Land Trust and Wildlife Trust of Indiawho work together to create a network of wildlife corridors New Nature Trail Created at Kites Hill Reserve, UKJune 23, 2010Filed under: Conservation News — Tags: UK — @ 11:04 am In April World Land Trust (WLT) and the British Trust for Conservation Volunteers (BTCV) created a new nature trail at Kites Hill Reserve, Gloucestershire to enable visitors to experience the beautiful landscape in this area of the Cotswolds. Fundraising Standards BoardFiled under: Green Diary — @ 9:30 am Why is the World Land Trust not signed up to the Fund Raising Standards Board? This is a question which is covered in our website’s FAQs but I don’t think I have ever been asked. I feel perhaps I ought to answer it anyway. Conservation on the Ground – Work of Rangers and Tapir Conservation in EcuadorJune 21, 2010Filed under: Conservation News — Tags: Ecuador — @ 10:13 am Work of a ranger A Near Threatened Black-and-Chestnut Eagle (Spizaetus isidori), photographed by [...] Elephants on ParadeJune 18, 2010London has recently been invaded by a herd of over 250 Elephants (and the internet similarly invaded). The Elephant Parade is organised by the Elephant Family charity, and is proving to be an amazing publicity generating operation which ultimately will generate a lot of funds. Chris Packham and tiger extinctionJune 8, 2010Filed under: Green Diary — @ 11:21 am Last week’s Radio Times featured an article by Chris Packham (link opens in a new window) suggesting that huge amounts of scarce conservation funding have been wasted on trying to save the tiger from extinction. It is a fascinating and overall pretty good assessment of the situation. Going for GoldJune 3, 2010Filed under: Green Diary — Tags: Argentina, Atlantic Rainforest, Brazil, Chelsea Flower Show, Elephant Parade, Paraguay — @ 12:41 pm Last week was an amazing week for the World Land Trust and some of its sponsors. For the first time ever we exhibited at the prestigious Chelsea Flower Show – probably the most important of its kind in the World. |
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