
The Great Elephant Migration is coming to
Hermann Park! This extraordinary public art exhibition features
100 life-sized elephant sculptures, crafted by Indigenous artisans from India’s Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve. The migration raises awareness for
conservation, coexistence, and ecological sustainability, bringing a powerful message to Houston.
Dates: April 1–30, 2025
Location: Hermann Park (Main Herd at The Commons)
More Info:
HermannPark.org/elephants
Step 1: Follow Our Accounts
Handles to Follow & Tag
- Facebook: @HermannPark / @The.Great.Elephant.Migration
- Instagram: @HermannPark / @GreatElephantMigration
Official Hashtags
- #TheGreatElephantMigration
- #HermannPark
- #ArtInThePark
- #ElephantsInHouston
- #MattTheTusker
Step 2: Gather Your Resources
Key Messages
- A stop-you-in-your-tracks installation featuring 100 life-sized Indian elephant sculptures.
- Promotes peaceful coexistence between humans and wildlife.
- A global fundraising initiative benefiting conservation efforts and Indigenous communities.
- Showcases handcrafted elephants made from invasive Lantana camara plants.
- Features Matt, the largest tusker, honoring a real-life elephant’s migratory journey.
- Free and open to the public.
Step 3: Share the News
Suggested Social Media Messages & Timing
Tips for Successful Social Media Posts
- Use high-quality images featuring the elephants and park setting.
- Keep captions concise yet engaging—tell a story!
- Incorporate hashtags and tag relevant accounts.
- Encourage user participation (e.g., "Share your favorite elephant!").
- Post at optimal times (Instagram & Facebook: 9 AM–12 PM, Twitter: 7–10 AM & 6–9 PM).
Feedback & Submission Guidelines
- Submit Graphics for Review: Email [Insert Contact] with subject line: "GEM Social Media Asset Submission"
- Provide Feedback on Toolkit: Use this Google Form to share suggestions or request additional resources.
For more details, visit
TheGreatElephantMigration.org or
HermannPark.org/elephants.