Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher once visited a Kenyan elephant sanctuary where orphaned calves were being raised for the wild amid drought and poaching threats
- PC: Sheldrick Wildlife TrustDemi Moore and Ashton Kutcher visited the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Kenya, where they spent time with orphaned elephants at the Nairobi Nursery and older animals at Ithumba.
- The Trust’s account described the actors as captivated by the project and the individual stories of the elephants they encountered.
- Their visit also drew attention to wider threats facing African elephant populations, including drought, increased ivory poaching and human-wildlife conflict linked to habitat loss.
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- PC: Sheldrick Wildlife TrustDemi Moore and Ashton Kutcher visited the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Kenya, where they spent time with orphaned elephants at the Nairobi Nursery and older animals at Ithumba.
- The Trust’s account described the actors as captivated by the project and the individual stories of the elephants they encountered.
- Their visit also drew attention to wider threats facing African elephant populations, including drought, increased ivory poaching and human-wildlife conflict linked to habitat loss.
Sources: Times of India