Both Chelsea and Hillary were honored by the Wildlife Conservation Society last night for their Clinton Foundation efforts in the battle against the ivory trade .
Gala 2014
Gala 2014: An Elephant’s Tale was held on Thursday, June 12 at the Central Park Zoo. Welcoming more than 550 guests, the event was a celebration of the majestic elephant and WCS’s efforts to save the remaining populations of these gentle giants. WCS was delighted to honor Clinton Foundation leaders Hillary Rodham Clinton and Chelsea Clinton and longtime WCS Trustee Diane Christensen for their active roles and partnerships that help WCS realize its mission.
An Elephant’s Tale: The Matriarch tells the story of a single elephant, but provides powerful testimony to the experience of the species as a whole at this crucial moment in its existence. Together, we must work to ensure that we are not remembered as the generation that let elephants disappear.
WCS Honors Hillary Clinton at Annual Gala
June 13, 2014
Julie Larsen Maher ©WCS
WCS honored Chelsea Clinton, Vice Chair of the Clinton Foundation, as well as former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and WCS Trustee Diane Christensen, at its annual gala on Thursday, June 12.
WCS honored former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Vice Chair of the Clinton Foundation Chelsea Clinton and WCS Trustee Diane Christensen at its annual gala on Thursday, June 12. All three were recognized for their commitment to saving elephants and to protecting wildlife and wild places.
President Bill Clinton and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio were also among the 600 guests in attendance at the event, which was held at the Central Park Zoo.
“I am so confident that, with WCS leading the charge, helping to make sure that we have the information about what each and every one of us can do to save the African forest elephant,” said Secretary Clinton, “we will make the right choices.”
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