'Bloody Ivory' for sale on Amazon

'Bloody Ivory', one of the most well known African wildlife documentaries of all time is now on sale in support of AEFF on Amazon.

Produced in the 1970s, nominated for a BAFTA (Best Documentary) and at the time dubbed “The greatest wildlife film ever” by the BBC, this dramatic film records the struggle in Kenya’s Tsavo National Park to protect elephants from bow and arrow hunters supplying a rampant international ivory trade.

Seven years in the making, this remarkable film by Simon Trevor has now been licensed to the African Environmental Film Foundation for educational purposes. The original 16mm film has been digitized, thanks to a contribution for that purpose from an anonymous donor, enabling AEFF to distribute this film on DVD.

Learn more about this film...

To own your own copy of this unique historic film, follow the links below:

Bloody Ivory (Personal Use)

Bloody Ivory (Institutional Use - University/College)

Bloody Ivory (Institutional Use - Library/High School/Non-Profit)

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CBS Cares...and endorses AEFF

AEFF is delighted to have received a ringing endorsement from CBS Television, with their donation of airtime to run a PSA (Public Service Announcement), promoting the work of AEFF.

The first screening of AEFF's PSA took place in March, and so far it's aired 30 times with a dollar value of $548,902.24.

The PSA will continue to be broadcast to over 92 million people over the next two years on CBS, so watch your screens to catch a glimpse of AEFF in action!

Our grateful thanks to CBS and 'CBS Cares' for this wonderful contribution to our work, especially in these troubled financial times.

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