A series of meetings in New York in late September have further cemented the growing global coalition to save elephants.
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At least 33,000 elephants are being killed every year for their ivory. The Elephant Crisis Fund provides quick, efficient support to the most effective projects aimed at stopping the killing, thwarting the traffickers and ending demand for ivory. Created by Save the Elephants and the Wildlife Conservation Network, 100% of funds reach the field.
Each year, we accept a small number of interns to Save the Elephants in Kenya. These internships comprise 1-2 month professional placements with one of our research projects in Kenya. The programme is best suited to university students or graduates pursuing a career in conservation, with skills in scientific data collection and analysis.
Our unique brand of conservation education encourages students to become ambassadors for elephants and the rich environment in which they live. Our scholarship programme transforms the prospects of children that live in the elephant rangelands and forges important links between the worlds of both sponsor and student.
