A Herd Of 100 Elephant Sculptures Have Taken Up Space In London’s Royal Parks Editorial Photo

100 elephant sculptures have taken up space in London’s Royal Parks for the rest of the month to provide families the opportunity to take part in one of the country’s biggest outdoor exhibitions.The free six-week exhibition, set up by the Elephant Family and The Real Elephant Collective, aims to help educate the public on the elephants and the ways in which humans can better protect the planet’s biodiversity.A total of eight herds will be distributed between Green Park, St James’s Park and Berkeley Square each carrying a “unique story of human-wildlife coexistence. The project, supported by their Royal Highnesses The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall.