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Posted 22 Jan 2024 in Elephant Updates , News

The birth of a Critically Endangered Sumatran elephant brings renewed optimism and hope to elephant conservation.

Posted 02 Jan 2024 in Elephant News

Intact forests play a vital role in tackling the climate crisis by absorbing and storing carbon. Still, there’s uncertainty around ...

Posted 29 Nov 2023 in Elephant News

In the vast landscapes of Indonesia, the Wildlife Ambulance is on a mission, thanks to the support of International Elephant ...

Posted 29 Nov 2023 in Elephant News

Eco tours preserve natural habitats, reduce environmental footprints, fund essential conservation projects, and raise awareness about the importance of protecting ...

Posted 27 Nov 2023 in Anna

Mutiara, which means pearl in the Indonesian language, was collared in February 2019 and is part of Anna’s core family ...

Posted 27 Nov 2023 in Freda

An attempt to recollar Freda was unsuccessful in December 2021, however the Elephant Conservation and Monitoring Units (ECMU managed to ...

Posted 27 Nov 2023 in Ginting

Ginting and her herd have been keeping our Elephant Conservation and Monitoring Units (ECMU) busy over the last six months.

Posted 27 Nov 2023 in Cinta

Cinta’s herd has been spending most of their time in our leased concession area (ABT Block 1) in the Bukit ...

Posted 23 Nov 2023 in Dor Khoun Meuang

In August, at only eleven years-old, Dor Khoun Mueang went through his first musth.

Posted 21 Nov 2023 in Mae Mah

Mae Mah and her herd are doing well in the lush forests of Laos.

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