For the past 20 years, we have been shining a multi–coloured spotlight on the plight of Asia’s wildlife through high profile public art campaigns such as CoExistence, Elephant Parade, Travels to my Elephant and The Big Egg Hunt, alongside headline-grabbing events such as The Animal Ball.
Seven giant egg-shaped masterpieces created by leading artists took over the streets of London in a public exhibition designed to honour and celebrate the late Queen’s Platinum Jubilee in June 2022.
In one of the biggest environmental campaigns ever seen in London, our magnificent herd of elephants highlighted the inspiring ways we can coexist with all the other living beings that make our world magical.
Our CoExistence elephants arrived at a unique moment in time when a global reduction in human activity during the coronavirus pandemic had a positive effect on wildlife. CoExistence charged at the horizon for Asia’s wildlife as it raised awareness and money and supported local communities.
Couture fashion meets conservation as our Animal Ball festivity empowers the protection of the world’s endangered wildlife in the most inspired and creative tribute possible. In 2023 this fabulous Ball returned to London!
“There are great cleared flat places hidden away in the forests that are called elephants’ ballrooms, but even these are only found by accident, no man has ever seen the elephants dance…”– Rudyard Kipling
An intrepid race across India raising millions for conservation.
The Big Egg Hunt is the world’s BIGGEST egg hunt, raising money for conservation projects across Asia and beyond. From London to New York, this charitable, multicultural event excites and unites the public whilst raising awareness for biodiversity and wildlife conservation.
Elephant Parade features life-size model baby elephants displayed in major cities around the world as part of an innovative fundraising and public awareness campaign to highlight the endangered Asian elephant. The 2010 Elephant Parade featured 250 life-size elephants, hand-painted by an assortment of established and emerging talent from the art and design world, including Mark Quinn, Diane Von Furstenberg and Lulu Guinness.
In November 2022, two world-renowned conservationists talked to some of our dearest supporters about why our quest to protect wildlife and habitats must remain relentless.
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Presented by Elephant Family and Tintra Foundation, the famous masked Animal Ball returns to London this year and aims to raise vital funds for conservation programmes in South Asia.
In November 2022, world-renowned conservationists Dr Sanjay Gubbi and Ben Goldsmith talked to some of our dearest supporters about why our quest to protect wildlife and habitats must remain relentless.