The Great Elephant Migration is the fundraising adventure of 100 life-size Indian elephants migrating across the US to amplify indigenous knowledge and inspire the human race to share space. As they travel, they tell the story of Asia’s wild elephants and the indigenous communities living alongside them, where people and elephants coexist in the densest populations in the world. A collaboration between indigenous artisans, contemporary artists and cultural institutions, it is raising millions of dollars to power human-wildlife coexistence projects through partnerships with over 20 conservation NGOs in the USA and around the world.

Visit thegreatelephantmigration.org to learn more about this initiative and see their previous stops.

Hermann Park Conservancy, in partnership with the Houston Parks and Recreation Department and Houston Museum of Natural Science, will present a series of engaging activities alongside the installation, to be announced at a later date. 

Stay tuned for more details to come closer to the exhibition date!

If you are interested in supporting The Great Elephant Migration's stay in Hermann Park, we welcome help through volunteers and sponsorships. Proceeds from local sponsors for this event directly support Hermann Park Conservancy’s program, including invasive species management within the Park.

Click HERE to learn about sponsorship opportunities.

If interested in volunteering, email volunteer@hermannpark.org for more information.

Thank you to the local organizations and individuals who are supporting The Great Elephant Migration's presence in Hermann Park!

Dunwoody Charitable Foundation | Anonymous | The Duncan Genesis Foundation | Linda and George Kelly | The Cockrell Foundation

Texas Medical Center | Houston Museum of Natural Science | Houston Parks and Recreation Department