When does the lecture take place?

The lecture takes place on Friday, October 23, 2026, at 6:00 PM.

Where does 750 Elephants Relocate in Malawi take place?

The venue is the hall at the Environmental Protection Information Center Lindenhof, Karolinenreuther Straße 58, 95448 Bayreuth.

What is the lecture about?

It focuses on three elephant relocation actions in Africa and the related tasks of animal and nature conservation.

Is the event indoors?

Yes, the event takes place in the hall of the Environmental Protection Information Center Lindenhof.

Who is the lecture suitable for?

The evening is particularly suitable for those interested in elephants, Africa, wildlife management, biodiversity, and nature conservation.

750 Elephants, Three Rescue Actions: This Lecture Changes the Perspective on Africa

Name: 750 Elephants Relocate in Malawi
Start: 2026-10-23T18:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-23T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Umweltschutz- Informationszentrum Lindenhof, Saal

750 Elephants Relocate in Malawi: Insights into Moving Conservation Projects

How can large elephant herds be safely and responsibly relocated? The lecture at the Environmental Protection Information Center Lindenhof in Bayreuth focuses on three elephant relocation actions in Africa and opens an impressive view of the challenges of international animal and nature conservation.

When Entire Herds Change Their Habitat

The title of the evening illustrates the magnitude: 750 elephants are at the center of an event experience that combines nature observation, species protection, and practical conservation work. The lecture discusses the organization and implementation of three relocation actions in Africa – from event planning on-site to the special requirements for handling the largest land animals on earth.

Between Animal Welfare, Landscape Protection, and Responsibility

Elephant relocations are among the most challenging tasks in modern wildlife management. They require careful preparation, experienced teams, and precise coordination with natural habitats. The evening is aimed at all those interested in the African wildlife, biodiversity, nature conservation, and sustainable conservation concepts.

An Evening for Friends of Africa and Nature Conservation

The calm atmosphere of the hall in Lindenhof provides the perfect setting for focused insights and professional contexts. The audience can expect an informative lecture with impressive perspectives on elephants, protected areas, and the practical work behind successful relocation projects.

Conclusion: Understanding Elephant Conservation Up Close

The lecture combines knowledge, nature experience, and social responsibility. Those who want to learn more about elephants, African habitats, and the demanding work in wildlife management will experience a special evening in Bayreuth with sustainable food for thought.