World Elephant Day 2024 was celebrated globally with various events and initiatives aimed at raising awareness about elephant conservation and the challenges they face. In India, discussions focused on mitigating human-elephant conflicts and the cultural significance of elephants, with experts emphasizing the importance of respecting local ecosystems and holistic conservation approaches. The Sedgwick County Zoo marked the day by celebrating the birthday of its oldest elephant, Stephanie, highlighting the significance of elephant herds to zoos. Emotional stories such as a young elephant grieving for its mother in Keonjhar and the tragic impact of train collisions on elephants in India underscore the urgent need for protective measures. Various activities, including traditional rituals in Assam, educational programs in Tiruchi, and public celebrations in South Africa, showcased global efforts to honor and protect these majestic animals. Additionally, the day inspired reflections on personal development through the lens of elephant wisdom and zodiac self-care rituals.