- Addo Elephant National Park - South Africa@
dir.yahoo.com/.../Addo/Recreation_and_Sports
- African Elephant Conservation Trust
Working towards the successful conservation of Africa's elephants within the context of human needs and pressures.
www.elephanttrust.org
- African Elephant Pictures
Sponsored by the Tembe National Elephant Park in South Africa. Offers portfolio of elephant pictures taken by the game rangers, wildlife photographers, biologists, and park visitors.
www.elephant-pictures.net
- David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust
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Continues the legacy of David Sheldrick, with conservation efforts, raising orphaned baby elephants and rhinos, and many other educational programs.
www.sheldrickwildlifetrust.org
- Elephant Diaries
Animal Planet special that follows a year in the life of one of Africa's most unusual families: a herd of elephants raised by people.
animal.discovery.com/convergence/elephantdiaries/elephantdiaries.html
- Elephants of Cameroon
Join the North Carolina Zoo and a team of researchers on an interactive project to track and study elephants in Northern Cameroon.
www.nczooeletrack.org
- In The Wild: Elephant
Looks at the causes of endangerment, and conservation actions being taken to preserve the remaining elephant populations in Africa.
www.bagheera.com/inthewild/van_anim_elephant.htm
- Living With Elephants Foundation
Nonprofit organization in Botswana which explores the relationship between the African Elephant and people, with an emphasis on research and educational programs aimed at reducing conflict between the two species.
www.livingwithelephants.org
- NATURE: Echo of the Elephants: The Next Generation
Learn some new facts about the ways that highly social elephants communicate with each other.
www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/echo/index.html
- NATURE: The Elephants of Africa
Learn about the life cycle of the elephant, how its trunk works, the ivory trade, and elephant poaching.
www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/elephants
- Tembe Elephant Park
Includes a picture gallery of African elephants, other animals, and surrounding area.
www.tembe.co.za
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