Elephant Thursday

Post a photo of an elephant every Thursday using #ElephantThursday

About Elephant Thursday

Elephants are a vulnerable species. Estimates suggest that over 30,000 elephants are killed each year. They are targeted by poachers because of their ivory tusks, which fetch for hundreds of dollars per pound on the black market. If the poaching continues at this rate, African Elephants will be extinct within the next decade.

Founded by Satnam Narang, Elephant Thursday is a campaign to raise awareness to the plight of this magnificent animal.

Every Thursday, thousands of social media users publish an old photograph using the hashtag #ThrowbackThursday. With Elephant Thursday, we publish a photograph of an elephant using the hashtag #ElephantThursday because we want to prevent a future where the only time elephants are remembered is in a #ThrowbackThursday post.

We hope you'll join us by choosing to post an #ElephantThursday instead of a #ThrowbackThursday.

The marvelous photographs featured on this site were captured by the talented photographer Diana Robinson at Amboseli National Park in Kenya.

Support These Organizations

If you want to join us in saving elephants, please support these organizations

David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust 96 Elephants WildAid African Wildlife Foundation Save The Elephants

Contact Elephant Thursday

If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to email us:

info@elephantthursday.com