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Wild in Crisis Mobile APPs
Provide
the Global Citizen With Effective Tools
to Save Species!
HELP US Save & PROTECT THREATENED SPECIES
“The Great Elephant Census results show 352,271 African savanna elephants in 18 countries, down 30% in only seven years, most killed to illegally supply ivory to markets in Asia. At this rate, this African icon could disappear from the wild within our lifetime.”
Join us to end The Ivory Poaching Crisis and potential EXTINCTION of African elephants by taking effective action! Designed for the concerned citizen, explore the Wild in Crisis Call to Action Intervention Guide, a mobile APP available soon. This engaging magazine-style tablet APP features breaking news about the crisis, interviews with leading wildlife conservationists and a wildlife conservation directory showcasing the best work to save species. Infographics, slide shows, maps, how-to guides and other powerful tools inspire us become part of the solution to ensure a secure future for all species.
Interviews
save the elephants’ Founder, Dr. Iain Douglas-Hamilton, Samburu. ©2014 Lisa Hoffner / www.wildeyephoto.com
Featuring an interview with world renowned conservation icon of Save the Elephants (STE), Dr. Iain Douglas-Hamilton, we learn what challenges he and his team face on the frontline in the war against rampant poaching across Africa. Iain now travels the globe establishing critical coalitions to tackle the poaching crisis before elephant populations are further devastated. SAVE THE ELEPHANTS
Resource Guides
THE WILD IN CRISIS mobile app FEATURES ARTICLES, STUNNING slide shows AND HOW-TO GUIDES TO SAVE ELEPHANTS.
The APP Resource Guide provides users with targeted news, effective how-to-guides for immediate results, and contact info and funding links to top NGOs working in Africa. Other valuable tools help the Public take action to end ivory poaching, trafficking and demand. Statistics, interactive maps, stunning slide shows, infographics and other features ensure the Public an engaging experience.
Profiles
THE DSWT TEAM TRANSPORTS AN ABANDONED ORPHAN TO THE SANCTUARY. ©2014 LISA HOFFNER / www.wildeyephoto.com
Following the work of The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust (DSWT), we witness the impact of poaching first-hand and the countless victims left behind, young elephant calves only a few days or weeks old many times. Inspiring images and videos effectively showcase this beloved sanctuary's critical operations in Africa to rescue and rehabilitate elephant orphans. THE DAVID SHELDRICK WILDLIFE TRUST
"In the end we will conserve only what we love; we will love only what we understand; and we will understand only what we are taught." Conservationist Baba Dioum