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Pookie

  Pookie was born around 1960. She arrived to ENP in June 2015, rescued from trekking. Pookie may have worked in illegal logging before trekking. Pookie is a very short, big headed and hairy elephant with beautiful eyes and lovely…

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Warunee

  Warunee was born around 1959. She arrived to ENP, rescued from trekking in mid June 2015. Before trekking she may have worked in illegal logging. She is best friends with Dao Ruang.

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Kham Moon

  Kham Moon (Ten Thousand Gold) was born around 1971. She was rescued from trekking and arrived to ENP in mid June 2015. She gets along with the other elephants she was rescued with, especially Mae Pon.

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Dao Ruang

  Born around 1976, Dao Ruang (Marigold) arrived to ENP in early June 2015. She has spent most of her life working in trekking. She is best friends with Warunee.

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Manao

  Manao (Lime) was born around 2001. She last worked in trekking and elephant shows. Manao arrived to ENP in early June 2015. She has an adopted nanny named Mae Malee. Manao is at the age where she is interested…

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Kham La

  Kham La (meaning darling) was born in 2011. At that time her mother was working at a trekking camp in Kanchanaburi.  As is the norm in the working elephant world, Kham La was separated from her mother and put…

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Mae Malee

  Mae Malee (Mother Jasmine) was born around 1945. Until 1989, she worked in logging and after that some illegal logging and trekking. Mae Malee arrived to ENP in early June 2015. She is adopted gran-nanny to Manao, a young…

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Mae Sai Ngern

  Mae Sai Ngern (Mother Silver Bodhi tree) was born around 1976. She has spent most of her life working in trekking. She arrived to ENP in early June with her 4 year old daughter Kham La. Lucky for this…

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Mae Pon

  Mae Pon which means Mother Blessing,  was born around 1974. She may have worked for a short time in logging before the ban in 1989 but for most of her life, she has been a trekking elephant.  Mae Pon…

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