A fascinating evening and auction of a unique artwork to help save Africa's elephants

Set in the stunning old buildings of the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich University in London, guests will be treated to a VIP reception before enjoying a captivating talk on Born Free's current work to save Africa's elephants.  This exclusive event will support the foundation's critical and tireless work, and include a sneakpreview of the documentary A Brush with Nature which follows wildlife artist Jonathan Truss on his journey to Amboseli National Park in Kenya to find and paint one of the largest and most famous elephants in the world. 

Live auction of artist Jonathan Truss' wildlife masterpiece 'Land of the Giants'

Afterwards, Truss’ stunning artwork Land of the Giants will be revealed and put up for live auction in aid of the Born Free Foundation's invaluable and critical work.  Dreweatts' Managing Director Jonathan Pratt is delighted to be the event's auctioneer, and to help raise vital funds for the most urgent of the Born Free Foundation's elephant projects in 2020.

The the event is free, but is already nearly fully subscribed.  However, a few tickets still remain that will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, with all guests needing to register their attendance in advance for security purposes. To find out more about ticket availability please contact Gemma Hook via email gemma.hook@pmwcom.co.uk by Friday 24th January 2020. Or to simply find out more about the event you can visit the foundation's event page HERE.

Alternatively, if you are unable to attend but would like to donate towards the ongoing and vital work that the Born Free Foundation continues to do to save and protect one of the world's most threatened and majestic of species, you can make a donation via their website HERE. Any such support will be put to great work, and valued enormously.