Looking at our calendars available in the Elephant Emporium, we see that November is a huge month for our elephants at Elephant Nature Park. In total, 7 of the herd's elephants are celebrating their rescue anniversary this month! Big trumpets go out…
This week, Save Elephant Foundation headed down to the annual Surin Elephant Roundup with a plan: to rescue an elephant. And, we did just that. Thanks to the generous donation from two previous volunteers, Matt and Chantelle -- and also…
Meaning 'Mother Golden Bell', Mae Kham Puan was born around 1965 . She was rescued and brought to ENP in December 2010. Mae Kham Puan is 90% blind from injuries inflicted upon her while working as an illegal logging…
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…
Mae Kham Paan was born around 1940. Like most elephants, 'Mother One Thousand Gold' was rescued from a life of logging and trekking. She arrived to ENP in 2009, very thin with her ribs showing. Despite a very long working…
Born around 1965, her name means 'Floating Lotus' and she was rescued from the Surin province in 2008. Mae Bua Loy’s first job was in illegal logging. Her back right leg was broken during this time, and since she…
