About Our Movement
Healing the Bond Between Humans & Elephants
Let Us Breathe is a pioneering wildlife protection movement created to heal the fragile bond between humans and Sri Lanka’s majestic Asian elephants. For decades, both communities have suffered from the rising human–elephant conflict: lives lost, habitats destroyed, and a deep imbalance in our natural world.
Our work brings real, practical, and compassionate solutions to the ground. Through Mobile Elephant Hospitals, Emergency Rescue Units, Community Awareness Programs, and Youth Education Campaigns, we take life-saving care directly into the field. We move village by village, family by family, offering medical treatment, creating awareness, and building coexistence that can last for generations.
Beyond rescue and rehabilitation, Let Us Breathe stands for a bigger promise: to protect every life, restore every ecosystem, and give our elephants — the guardians of our forests — the freedom to breathe. This is not just a project. It is a movement, a responsibility, and a love letter to our land.
Protecting Life, Restoring Balance
Vision: To create a Sri Lanka where humans and elephants coexist in harmony, supported by compassion, awareness, and sustainable ecosystems that protect all life.
Mission:
- Provide mobile medical care for injured and distressed elephants through fully equipped wildlife ambulances.
- Reduce human–elephant conflict with education, awareness, and practical community solutions.
- Support environmental restoration through sustainability and innovation.
- Inspire children and families to value wildlife, respect nature, and protect future generations.
- Build long-term partnerships with national institutions, local communities, and global conservation networks.
& Rescued*
Engaged in Dialogue*
Through Education*
*Numbers shown are placeholders for design and can be updated with real data later.
How Let Us Breathe Makes an Impact
Mobile Elephant Hospitals
Fully equipped wildlife ambulances take emergency medical care directly into remote landscapes, where injured and distressed elephants need urgent help.
Emergency Rescue Units
Rapid-response teams work with wildlife officers and local communities to handle conflict situations, entrapments, and injuries with minimum harm to both humans and elephants.
Community Awareness & Youth Programs
Workshops, school programs, and village dialogues help families understand elephant behavior, safe practices, and the value of protecting our shared ecosystems.
People Behind the Movement
