Tens of thousands of elephants in Africa are being killed each year for their ivory tusks, leading to a dramatic decline in elephant populations across the continent. Rangers in Kenya discovered 22 dead elephants with their tusks removed, believed to be the work of the Ugandan military. The document calls for donations and involvement to help stop elephant poaching in Africa and save the species.

2. Elephants in Africa
In Africa, tens of thousands of elephants are
being slaughtered each year for there ivory
tusks.

3. This is all that’s left.

4. Once upon a time, there were more than
20,000 elephants in Garamba. This year there
were 2,400. This is a drastic change.

5. Rangers in Kenya found 22 elephants dead,
tusks removed. The people who are believed
to do this was the Ugandan military.

6. This is getting out of hand.

7. How can you help?

8. • You can help by donating money to these
links.
• www.stopelephantpoaching.weebly.com
• www.helpingtheelephants.weebly.com
• www.saveafricanelephants.webs.com

9. Get
connected,
and get
involved!

11. Please, help the elephants.

12. Created by
Cynthia Wurtz
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