digital elephants will march around the world as part of a global campaign against poaching - digital billboard

Thousands of digital elephants are preparing to begin demonstrations around the world to strengthen support for the fight against poaching.
Starting this Thursday, virtual flock
Part of the global movement --
It will be seen on digital billboards at iconic locations, including the Westfield Stamford City Mall in London, to highlight the crisis facing elephants.
1 out of 3 African elephants were wiped out, with an average of 55 elephants killed each day.
Every digital elephant in MarchforGiants represents a wild elephant, in which the elephant is protected.
Joanna Lumley, who expressed support, said: "The March for Giants isof-a-
A good opportunity for people around the world to hear their voices.
This is a truly transformative moment for the protection of African elephants.
Londoners can join the group by texting "giants" to 70025, or donating £ 5 online.
Each sponsor will customize the design of the elephant before the elephant joins. growing herd.
The funds raised will be used for the Giant's space protection charity, which is sponsored by Standard owner Evgeny Lebedev.
An elephant with the newspaper logo will appear in the group.
After the success of 2017 first MarchforGiants, the campaign is expected to be bigger this year.
Once the group of animals marched on global billboards and social media, it will travel to Africa to attend the giant club summit in Botswana on March 16.
The Giants Club Summit, attended by President Kama of Botswana, brought together African leaders, environmental activists and global influencers to set the next step in ensuring that elephants and their landscapes are permanently protected.
As African leaders petition Avaaz to reveal their names, marchforgiherd will boost momentum
More than 1 million signatures
This requires the EU to stop trade in ivory.
China has closed the ivory market, and the EU is the largest exporter of legal ivory.
Max Graham, CEO of giant space, said: "There have been some great achievements in the fight to protect elephants, but we may be complacent.
Poaching is not over yet.
Elephant habitat is not safe.
The work was not completed.
Joining the global movement, the giant parade, is a way to keep pressure on thousands of people to ensure the future for elephants and the landscape they depend on.
With the generous support of many organizations, the digital elephant project is possible.
Screen space is donated by the ocean that makes up the alliance, a similar network
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Sports Images and integration technologies are displayed on their screens, allowing giants to enter the world and other activities.
The original marchforgi concept came from London-
Creative agency based in 18 Feet & Rising.
The technology to create the experience is made by digital studio Popped.
Freefolk offers 3D technology and DOOH.
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