19/08/2026
Hwange National Park spans more than 5,600 square miles (14,600 km²), making it one of the largest elephant strongholds left on Earth. Yet for months every year, natural water sources become scarce. In 2025, we helped upgrade 14 critical waterholes across the park. Today, these water systems deliver more than 2 million litres (528,000 gallons) of water every day, supporting an estimated 15,000 elephants along with countless other species.
But the work doesn't stop there. This year, we're working to help even more wildlife survive the dry months ahead by ensuring vital water points remain operational. Help us stay ahead of the dry season and keep water flowing for the wildlife that depends on it. Donate to our Water for Wildlife project: https://shorturl.at/VrzC7
A proud program of Global Humane Society - the international arm of American Humane Society.