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| About
African Elephants [more
info] |
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African or Asian? [more info] |
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Anatomy of an African Elephant [more
info] |
| Elephant
Conservation [more
info] |
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What is causing the dramatic decline in the African Elephant
population range? [more info] |
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Is captive breeding the solution? [more
info] |
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What can you do to save the Elephants [more
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| Breeding
[more info] |
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African Elephant breeding basics [more
info] |
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Risk reduction [more info] |
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One giant step toward breeding success as The Toledo Zoo [more
info] |
What
can you do to save the elephant?
The good news is, all hope is not lost for the African elephant.
The effort to save the African elephant and other threatened or
endangered species requires cooperation and support at the international,
national, regional and individual levels. You can help this cause
by:
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Refusing
to buy products made from wild animal parts. |
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Learning
more about the elephant's threatened status by visiting World
Wildlife Fund at http://www.worldwildlife.org,
The International Elephant Foundation at http://www.elephantconservation.org,
The American Zoo and Aquarium Association at http://www.aza.org,
or at http://www.azaelephantconservation.org.
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Joining
The Toledo Zoo and becoming active in other conservation organizations
of your choice. Donate to the ARC
Fund. The Toledo Zoo’s Animal Rescue and Conservation
(ARC) Fund was established to support our critical work to
save and preserve the many endangered species in our care. |
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Call
The Toledo Zoo Education Department at (419) 385-5721 to learn
other ways you can help conserve threatened or endangered
species and the habitats they require for survival. |
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