Please don't take my tusks!

“If you can help an elephant live an extra day, that’s already something that any being on this planet would choose. I guess fighting for sustainability is setting a really high goal. In a lot of places, biodiversity is being reduced to islands. But anything that’s inside of those islands is still going to want to stay alive, and any day that you provide them is valuable.”

- Naftali Honig

The third graders at Patrick Henry Elementary were emotionally moved when they learned about the cruelty to African elephants. They are being attacked, tranquilized, and their tusks are being taken for black market sales.
Our National Geographic Explorer, Naftali Honig, is working to stop this endangerment to the elephants by starting an organization called EAGLE Network.
We are helping to support this effort by asking for kind donations to reach our goal of $400 in which all proceeds will go to the organization.
Help us bring global awareness to preserve the wildnerness for all animals to live safely and in turn make human lives better.

Thanks for your support! (and please spread the word)

- The 3rd Grade Class at Patrick Henry.

Check out Naftali Honig's organization: http://www.eagle-enforcement.org/