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	Opening Reception for Elephant: Forget Me Not POSTED: 8/13/2014 1:40am September 13th, 2014 7pm - 9pm The National Museum of Animals & Society 4302 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90029 ELEPHANT: FORGET ME NOT illustrates the majesty and the beauty of the elephant by looking at the unique behavioral characteristics elephants possess, their presence throughout history, and the issues that the species is currently facing today. It is our hope that the work of conservationists, artists, authors, filmmakers, and scientists with a soft spot for these sentient beings will capture your hearts and minds, leaving you with a better understanding of why elephants need to be saved from an almost certain fate before it is too late. The exhibit runs from Sept 13 until Nov 30, 2014. For more information, visit http://www.museumofanimals.org, call (323) 928-2652, or email info@museumofanimals.org

Opening Reception for Elephant: Forget Me Not

POSTED: 8/13/2014 1:40am

September 13th, 2014 7pm - 9pm

The National Museum of Animals & Society
4302 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90029

ELEPHANT: FORGET ME NOT illustrates the majesty and the beauty of the elephant by looking at the unique behavioral characteristics elephants possess, their presence throughout history, and the issues that the species is currently facing today.

It is our hope that the work of conservationists, artists, authors, filmmakers, and scientists with a soft spot for these sentient beings will capture your hearts and minds, leaving you with a better understanding of why elephants need to be saved from an almost certain fate before it is too late.

The exhibit runs from Sept 13 until Nov 30, 2014.