Endangerment & Conservation : The Big Picture
Thanks to the ceaseless work of PETA India and PETA-supported Animal Rahat, Indian officials today issued an order that Sunder—who is covered with wounds from beatings and whose eye was injured with a bullhook—is to be taken from the temple where he has been held captive in spiked chains and placed in the custody of the forestry department.
read moreHelp us feed Kiri and Seila 20th July 2012 The contractors are making headway with the renovation of Kiri and Seila’s elephant...
read moreReturning elephants to the forest is one way of ensuring their survival in Thailand.
read moreOn August 12, 2012 World Elephant Day gives you a chance to help conserve and protect elephants from the numerous threats they face.
read moreDane County became the first Wisconsin community to ban the exhibition of elephants for amusement or entertainment.
read moreFive nations in southern Africa are joining together to create a huge conservation area that will extend across their borders and expand critical territory for elephants
read moreWild Elephant Protection Team Here at ELIE and the Elephant Valley Project we specialize in the welfare of captive elephants in...
read moreKAZA may help lift people out of poverty and protect one of the last, large-scale ecosystems on the continent.
read moreFree "canteens" have been set up for wild elephants to reduce the friction with villagers caused by their return to the improved environment of Pu'er in Southwest China's Yunnan province, said Shen Peiping, Party chief of Pu'er.
read moreAshley Judd has joined the award-winning doc “The Eyes of Thailand” as the film’s narrator. From “Dolphin Tale” to Elephant Landmine Survivors, Judd has a special love for animals with prostheses.
read more"When I started the Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee, I didn’t have to consider much beyond elephant welfare," Buckley says. "But in India, I also need to address human welfare. ..."
read moreBoth WFFT and ENP feel they are targeted for speaking out on the recent elephant killings at Kaengkrachan National Park and Kuiburi National Park, and the involvement of officials, politicians and wealthy businessmen...
read moreEyes of Thailand, full length documentary film, wins grant
read moreThe risky undercover work of the London-based Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) is showcased in three new films to be broadcast in Australia and New Zealand on Nat Geo Wild from Thursday, January 5, 2012.
read moreDr. Jan Schmidt-Burbach, from the World Society for the Protection of Animals, says elephants working in the tourism industry can be subjected to terrible cases of animal cruelty.
read moreEnvironmental Investigation Agency's view on Elephants and the Ivory Trade
read moreOn the streets of Bangkok a young man and his elephant eke out an existence busking for tourists in the night. In this urban jungle they share a life of poverty and hardship where all they have is each other – but is this the right place for any elephant to be? Their story leads us into a complex world of intrigue and struggle...
read moreFundraising for film raising awarenss about elephants and tourism in Thailand
read moreTara, the elephant who taught me how to live Ben Bryant 23 May 2011 The two founders of Elephant Family are wallowing in a river in...
read moreIn less than a century, the number of Asian elephants has fallen by 50 per cent....Environment ministers or officials from Thailand, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, India, Botswana, Congo, Kenya and Tanzania attended the meeting in New Delhi.
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