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Elephant ParadeAftermath of the elephantsJuly 7, 2010Filed under: Green Diary — Tags: Elephant Parade — @ 10:46 am The Elephant Parade organised in London by Elephant Family has been a huge success. Something around £5 million has been raised, a proportion of which will go to saving the Indian Elephants, and a large proportion of that will be going to the projects that the World Land Trust (WLT) has been promoting with the Wildlife Trust of India. The Pearly Prince Elephant Moves HouseJuly 5, 2010Filed under: Press Releases — Tags: Elephant Parade — @ 11:01 am The SHO Jewellery dazzling Pearly Prince elephant has been sold at auction and has made his way from the window of Coutts to a more private location. The Swarovski embellished elephant raised an amazing £18,000 for conservation charity the World Land Trust. 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. 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. Elephant friendship bracelets to raise funds for WLTMay 24, 2010To help raise additional funds for the Indian Elephant Corridor Appeal, a limited edition of Elephant Friendship Bracelets have been produced, featuring Swarovski pearls and a silver elephant charm, available in three vibrant colours. A percentage of the sales will be donated to WLT |
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