ENP Elephants

Sri Prae’s Present

Sunday October 28th approximately 5:20 a.m. - The roosters had yet to crow when the peaceful pre-dawn stillness was broken by roars and rumbles of elephantine proportions. Concerned staff sprang from their beds, frantically searching for flashlights, rubbing the sleep…

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Navann

On Oct 28th 2012 Navann, meaning "Gold" in Cambodian, arrived at Elephant Nature Park in the wee hours of the morning to a chorus of trumpet song and elephant gossip. Navann will never work and will never have his spirit…

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Sao Yai

  Born around 1990, Sao Yai (meaning Big Girl) was rescued from a nearby trekking camp in June 2011. Before trekking, Sao Yai worked in illegal logging and began her working life performing in elephant shows. Sao Yai has had…

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Tilly

  Born around 1980, Tilly was rescued from a trekking camp in early March 2011, She has had about 15 owners before finally finding a forever home at ENP.  She was bought from a nearby trekking camp and had only…

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Dani

  • November 23, 2010
  • Dani

  Dani was born around 1965. She arrived at ENP after being rescued in November 2010 from Tak Province. She has worked in both legal and illegal logging industries in Thailand and Burma. Had we not been able to rescue…

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Sri Prae

    Born around 1990, Sri Prae (meaning 'feminine and smooth as silk') arrived at ENP in early November 2010. Sri Prae’s first job was working illegal logging in Tak province, where she stepped on a landmine. She spent 2 years…

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Mae Jan Peng

  Her name means 'Full Moon', and she was born around 1943. Mae Jan Peng's  owners retired her to ENP in January 2009 after a long life of logging and trekking work. She had been owned and worked for the…

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