Elephants at Amer Fort (also known as Amber Fort) in Rajasthan, India, are often controlled with bull hooks which cause wounds and scarring. They carry heavy seats for tourists to sit on, which aggravates injuries and causes them severe muscle strain. Yet they are forced to give rides hour after hour. Day...
Right now, thousands of elephants around the world are suffering in the name of tourism. But it doesn’t have to be this way
An alliance of committed travel industry leaders from across the globe working to end cruel wildlife entertainment
Thank you to everyone who pledged support for elephant-friendly venues. You’re amazing. You’ve helped us move the tourism industry towards a brighter future for elephants. Over a two-year period, we investigated 220 elephant tourist attractions across Asia. We uncovered...
The appalling cruelty inflicted upon Asian elephants used for tourist rides and shows is now spreading throughout Southern Africa.
We previously worked in Tanzania helping farmers safeguard produce without harming elephants Farming in elephant habitats We worked in Mikumi and Tarangire National Parks in Tanzania for six years. They are natural elephant habitats that are close to local farmland. This can cause problems for farmers in these...
His death comes as a stark reminder that elephants are wild animals, and are not meant to be ridden.
Observing elephants in the wild is the best way to fully experience these incredible animals.
We have urged the Chief Minister of Bihar, India, to stop the illegal trade of elephants at the Sonepur fair
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