2004

On Saturday and Sunday, October 16 and 17, Cynthia Moss joined other noted conservationists from around the world for the 2004 Wildlife Conservation Expo.

The event, sponsored by the Wildlife Conservation Network, featured 14 of the world's leading conservationists and other special guests.

http://www.wildnet.org/ 

We are sending a special "thank you" to everyone who helped us purchase this new Land Rover for our work in Amboseli. We're very grateful to Land Rover, Nairobi, CMC, for all their help and for their very generous discount. We also thank Land Rover UK, who generously paid for all the vehicle's additional equipment, such as the roof rack, special guards on the front and back, air intake, and much more.

We send our heartfelt thanks to the Detroit Zoological Society; the Born Free Foundation; and the International Fund for Animal Welfare, for their timely support of this effort. Most of all, we thank all our individual members and supporters, whose contributions made this purchase possible. We will think of every one of you each day we use the vehicle...and we hope you will visit Amboseli soon and see it in action! Once again, many thanks to you all for helping us help the elephants!

AERP Announces Kili Climb Fundraiser 
AERP is happy to announce the dates for our 2004 Kilimanjaro Climb--a fundraiser to benefit the Amboseli elephants. We hope you will join us for this exciting trip to Kenya on October 17-31, 2004. The Kili Climb will be organized by Tropical Ice ( www.tropical-ice.com ) and led by world-renowned safari guide, Iain Allan, the company's Founder and Managing Director. The cost of the Climb is $8,500, which includes hotels and transportation within Kenya and a portion of the cost will be a tax-deductible contribution to the Amboseli project. For more information and an itinerary, please call (863) 471-0743. Reservations and deposits for the Climb must be received by our office before August 1, 2004. We hope to see you on top of Mt. Kilimanjaro! Your Climb will be an exciting and memorable experience--and you'll have the added benefit of knowing your efforts are helping the elephants of Amboseli! Click here for a previous journal ( story ).

We are happy to announce that you can now donate to AERP/AERP using "Click and Pledge." Thank you for your continuing support!"