Elephant Parade Recognizes Endangered Species Day as Part of Ongoing Conservation Commitment

Celebrating everyday awareness for Asian elephant conservation

Aalsmeer, May 2025 - May marks the annual observance of Endangered Species Day, held on the third Friday of each May, and serves as a global reminder of the urgent need to protect threatened animals and biodiversity. At Elephant Parade, this message aligns perfectly with the heart of the brand: using art to inspire awareness and action for Asian elephant conservation.

While many organizations spotlight endangered species this month, Elephant Parade integrates this mission into its daily work - turning creativity into conservation through its globally celebrated hand-painted elephant statues and meaningful partnerships.

Everyday Conservation Through Art
At Elephant Parade, raising awareness for endangered species - especially the Asian elephant - is not limited to a single day. It's an integral part of the brand's daily work. Through every hand-painted statue, conservation partnership, and customer interaction, Elephant Parade keeps the spotlight on the urgent need for elephant conservation all year round.

Through its artist-designed elephant statues, Elephant Parade invites people across the world to engage with conservation in a personal and visual way. These artworks serve as conversation starters, educational tools, and powerful symbols of action.

Supporting Real-World Conservation Efforts
A portion of Elephant Parade's proceeds goes directly to initiatives that protect and care for Asian elephants. This includes support for:

● Friends of the Asian Elephant Hospital - home to Mosha, the first elephant to receive a prosthetic leg and a symbol of hope in wildlife recovery.

● Elephant Family - a conservation organization dedicated to protecting elephant habitats and promoting coexistence with local communities.

Together, these partners work on the ground to provide medical aid, restore habitats, and raise awareness of the threats facing endangered elephants.

Find more info about Elephant Parade ́s conservation efforts here: https://www.elephantparade.com/conservation

A Call to Purpose
Elephant Parade invites the public to explore its Conservation page, where they can learn more about elephant conservation efforts, view Mosha and conservation pictures, and discover how every purchase contributes to a greater cause.

"This isn't a one-day campaign," the spokesperson adds. "It's a continuous effort - and everyone who supports us becomes part of that mission."

ELEPHANT PARADE INTERNATIONAL B.V.
Aalsmeerderweg 283-3
1432 CN Aalsmeer
The Netherlands

Elephant Parade is the world's largest outdoor art exhibition of hand-painted elephant statues, created to raise awareness and funds for elephant conservation. Since its founding in 2006, the organization has held exhibitions in cities across the world, promoting a message of environmental protection through art.

This release was published on openPR.