Latest updates from the front lines of elephant conservation ! 🐘 (INTERNATIONAL ELEPHANT PROJECT).

 

Dear friend, I'm thrilled to share some incredible updates from the front lines of elephant conservation !  In this edition of The Elephant Guardian, we feature the remarkable story of a resilient Sumatran elephant calf, rescued from the clutches of an illegal snare in Way Kambas National Park. Thanks to the swift response of Way Kambas River Patrol Unit rangers and the nurturing care of the Wildlife Ambulance team, this little one is now on the path to recovery.  We showcase how an innovative elephant identification project in the Gunung Leuser National Park is revolutionising conservation efforts to protect these gentle giants and minimise human-elephant conflicts. And we include the latest updates on our beloved adoptees - Anna, Freda, Dor Khoun Meuang, Mae Mah, Ginting, and Cinta. Dear friend, you can be a part of their journey of healing and hope by joining our adoption program. Yours for the elephants, Leif Cocks OAM International Elephant Project Founder Injured calf given a second chance The swift response from rangers of the Way Kambas River Patrol Unit, coupled with the tender care of the Wildlife Ambulance team, has brought hope and healing to a Sumatran elephant calf. This precious little one, who suffered a terrible injury from a cruel illegal snare in the Way Kambas National Park, is now on the path to recovery. WARNING: Graphic images enclosed. Read the story Which Elephant is  that ? An innovative elephant identification project in the Gunung Leuser National Park is being used to monitor elephant populations  to help mitigate the risk of human-elephant conflict. Read the story Our latest adoption updates. We’re thrilled to share the latest updates on our beloved adoptees : Anna, Freda, Dor Khoun Meuang, Mae Mah, Ginting, and Cinta. These magnificent elephants are thriving, thanks to your unwavering support. Learn More Join us for an unforgettable eco-tour in July. See the amazing work being done by our partners in rehabilitating elephants for release. Join our researchers in the jungle to learn how they track and monitor released elephants. Travel with like-minded people for the adventure of a lifetime. Join the tour   Leif Cocks is coming to America ! Join Leif Cocks, Founder of the International Elephant Project and its sister projects The Orangutan Project and International Tiger Project, this July to learn more about our work to protect and conserve Critically Endangered orangutans, elephants and tigers. Book your ticket PS To donate to our urgent, ongoing work to secure elephant survival, please click here - and thank you !   All donations in Australia and the USA are tax deductible. Our mailing address is : International Elephant Project, PO BOX 1414, South Perth, WA 6951, Australia.  Contact us