Twenty-six life-size elephant sculptures are on display at The Breakers! ⁠ ⁠ greatelephantmigration sculptures are crafted by indigenous artisans from regions in India where they coexist with wild elephants. Made from the highly invasive lantana camara weed, which is encroaching on the habitats of elephants and other wildlife in India’s forests, these sculptures highlight the weed's harmful impact. Proceeds from the exhibit will help remove more of this invasive plant from the forests.⁠ ⁠ 📣What to know⁠ 📅 On view through September 2, 2024. From 10-5⁠ 🌊 Exhibition is included with your admission to The Breakers.⁠ 🐘 Elephant sculptures are also visible for FREE from the Cliff Walk at The Breakers, Salve Regina’s McAuley Hall and Rough Point Museum.⁠ ⁠ The Great Elephant Migration: A Coexistence Story is presented by Elephant Family USA and artandnewport, this exhibit promotes human-wildlife coexistence.⁠ ⁠ #newportmansions #thegreatelephantmigration #newportri