Today is World Elephant Day(12th, August). Their lives in the Wild are gravely compromised, and in captivity so desperate. They live on the Edge of Being. Humans are virtually their sole enemy . When their homelands are invaded and destroyed,…
After 32 hours on the road from Phuket, Tang Mo arrived at ENP safely. It was pouring rain. She was not interested in eating, so we took her to a temporary shelter next to Dok Rak and Thong Ae. When…
In Thailand, the work of elephants has always been a hardship. But after COVID, with their livlihood ended, elephant lives became threatened by hunger and displacement. It is a difficult time. Many mahouts have left the tourist area, returning home…
Mae Koy and Maliwan , the two female who moved from Koh Chang to our project. They become best friend .
Bua Kaew, Although her both eyes are blind, she know how to spend her time joying freedom at her forever home.
Almost two years have passed as our old lady, Bua Kham's, the most dedicated nanny of Navaan, health has slowed down from her old age. She is supported with fluid therapy for months now. Some days she is strong and…
After every rescue is a time of rest and recovery for the elephant and a time of keen observation for us. How does each one respond to their new environment and treatment ? In this case, we want to know…
When someone wants to no longer care for their elephant, it is not uncommon to hear their elephant described as a young girl while a glance belies the claim. Again, one may hear that their elephant is pregnant, to gain…
The seven girls arrived home safely. I would like to share the story of our journey with all of you. The journey was not a smooth one at first. Within the first ten minutes of travel, three young elephants panicked…
