Floods & landslides tore through the forests of Sumatra, leaving elephants trapped, injured, or swept away. They need your help.
Help keep elephants safe & help their forest homes recover. 🔗 https://bit.ly/3Mzc9wQ

Matriarch Ginting is seen helping the younger members of her herd navigate a steep, muddy slope. This is a perfect example of the intelligence, empathy, and teamwork that define elephant society. This program is a collaboration with our FZS partners, and the Ministry of Forestry 🌳

Here are three ways you can give back this #GivingTuesday, and help save Critically Endangered elephants, before it's too late.🎁

🔗https://bit.ly/4oxsgIG

It’s been a heartbreaking few days in Sumatra, where deadly floods and landslides have taken the lives of both people and wildlife, including a Critically Endangered Sumatran elephant. 💔

https://bit.ly/4oEkfBS

Gorgeous Mae Mah continues to shine as the confident, intelligent matriarch of her herd. If you'd like to support elephants like Mae Mah to stay safe, wild and free, consider adopting an elephant today! https://bit.ly/48hQHVs

These wild elephants were spotted in the forests of the Leuser Ecosystem in Sumatra. Your support helps protect their rainforest home, keeping Sumatra's elephants wild, safe, and free. This program is a collaboration with our partners at Sustainable Green Sumatra Foundation (SHL). 🌳

Spotted: wild elephants in Way Kambas National Park! Check out this incredible video of Sumatran elephants, captured on trail camera hidden deep in the forest!

This program is a collaboration with our partners at Community for Sumatran Forests. 🌳

Did you know that elephants flap their ears to say hello? Those big, beautiful ears aren’t just for listening. They are also one of the many ways elephants express themselves in the wild!

This program is a collaboration with our partners at Sustainable Green Sumatra Foundation (SHL). 🌳

Did you know that Asian elephant herds are made up of mothers, daughters and young males? Herds are led by the oldest female, the matriarch. Sometimes herds join together, creating groups of 60+ elephants! This program is a collaboration with our FZS partners, and the Ministry of Forestry 🌳

Elephants belong in the wild, not on the edge of Extinction. Together, we can make sure elephants continue to roam wild and free. Donate to protect their forests, stop poaching, and secure their future 🤎 https://bit.ly/49zzx6H