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Elephant adoptions make a wonderful gift!
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Elephants are the largest land mammals in the world, living in social structures organised around females and their calves.  
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Due to the international demand for ivory in the 1970s and 1980s, the illegal trade spiralled out of control causing a catastrophic decline in African elephant numbers. Poaching caused the population to fall from an estimated 1.3 million in 1970 to just 600,000 in 1989. Today, even though it is now illegal to kill elephants, people continue to slaughter these magnificent beasts.

If you adopt an elephant we can help to protect these wonderful animals.

 
 
By purchasing an Elephant Adoption Pack, you will be helping One World Wildlife continue to save endangered species and habitats.
  Adopt an elephant for just £30 and you will receive an Elephant Adoption Pack containing;  
  an adoption certificate  
  an elephant photograph  
  four elephant postcards  
  One World Wildlife introductory pack containing an information sheet on your species.  
  a beautiful elephant soft toy.  
  Adopt an elephant  
  For just £30, you will receive an Elephant Adoption Pack containing;  
  an adoption certificate  
  an elephant photograph  
  four elephant postcards  
  One World Wildlife introductory pack containing an information sheet on your species.  
  'Elephants', a beautiful book which details their intricate society and strong sense of family.  
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The pack can be sent with a gift tag and personal message attached
 


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