Forests disappearing
Deforestation and land conversion shrink the connected forest elephants need for food, shelter, and movement.
Borneo pygmy elephants are critically endangered. The world’s smallest elephants are losing the forest they call home, and their future is still ours to protect—if we act together.
Get Pygmy Coin & DonateThe Borneo pygmy elephant is the smallest subspecies of Asian elephant. With oversized ears, a rounded baby-like face, and a softer, more playful reputation, these forest wanderers have captured hearts far beyond the island they call home.
But life in the forest is getting harder. Expanding plantations, roads, and settlements break up their habitat. When elephants and people are pushed into closer contact, both can be put at risk.
Every fragment of forest matters. Protecting elephants means protecting the living landscape shared by people and wildlife.
Conservation works best when wildlife, local communities, and healthy forests can thrive together.
Deforestation and land conversion shrink the connected forest elephants need for food, shelter, and movement.
Roads and cleared land can isolate herds, disrupt migration routes, and make safe passage harder.
When habitats overlap with farms and settlements, conflict can put elephants and local livelihoods at risk.
A community-powered idea to turn a small gesture into meaningful conservation support. Each coin is a reminder that protecting these elephants is something we can do together.
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With the right conservation partners, community support can help fund practical, on-the-ground protection.
Support quality habitats, enrichment, and expert care at accredited zoos and sanctuaries.
Support habitat connectivity and anti-poaching units protecting wild elephant corridors.
Support medical care, rapid response, and community-led approaches to reduce human-wildlife conflict.
These are illustrative areas of potential support, not a confirmed allocation or promise of service. Specific beneficiaries and fund distribution must be verified and disclosed before accepting donations.
Be part of a more hopeful future for Borneo’s elephants—and the forests and communities they share.
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