Painting a brighter future for the endangered Asian elephant.

Elephant Parade is a conservation campaign that shines a multi-coloured
spotlight on the urgent crisis faced by the endangered Asian elephant.
Brought to you by www.elephantfamily.org, the event sees over 250
brightly painted life-size elephants located over central London
this summer.

Each decorated by a different artist or celebrity, the elephants
brighten and beautify the city, enhancing every park, street
corner and building they grace. Running from May to July 2010,
this is London’s biggest outdoor art event on record. With an
estimated audience of 25 million, the charity aims to raise £2 million
for the Asian elephant and benefit 20 UK conservation charities.

Chinawhite is delighted to have adopted an elephant, Radja,
designed by Thai artist Wilairat Tano. Radja is located outside
UK House on the corner of Market Place near Oxford Circus;
a stone’s throw away from the club. Do go and visit her!

All of the elephants are for sale by auction at www.givinglots.co.uk
and every bid you place is a bid for habitat. Mini elephants are
available at Selfridges, 80 Regent St, 36 Carnaby St and Greenwich
Central Market. Happy elephant spotting!