Association Moey founder (and frequent photographer for Elephant Aid International when in Nepal) Lena Quénard writes about her experience training with EAI founder Carol Buckley on the art of elephant foot care.
Archives: EAI in the News
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Captive Elephants Freed From a Life in Chains
National Geographic – Thanks to solar-powered, electric-fenced corrals, the chains have come off some captive elephants in Nepal.
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The Epic Moment an Elephant Who Spent 7 Years in Chains Gets to Walk Free Will Make You Smile
Simsar Kali…is seven-years-old and has been in chains since she was a baby…thanks to Elephant Aid International, Simsar was freed from her chains in 2015! This video shows the sweet elephant getting used to running around her new environment and it never fails to make us smile!
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You don’t need to ride an elephant to enjoy one
Elephant Watch Nepal features Tiger Tops’ elephant program, which the resort — Nepal’s oldest safari company — revamped in consultation with Carol Buckley and EAI.
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Born to be Free
Instead of riding them to observe wildlife, elephants themselves are now tourist attractions
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Will a herd of elephants roam in a Tehama County preserve?
“If we’re going to have zoos, let them be like this,” said Carol Buckley, founder of Elephant Aid International.
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This Is What Happens Inside Elephants’ Bodies When People Ride Them
EAI President & CEO Carol Buckley explains why elephants aren’t built to carry weight on their backs.
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Young Elephant Lost Part of His Foot in Snare Trap, Now He’s Getting the Care He Needs
EAI CEO Carol Buckley was visiting the Elephant Conservation Center in Vietnam and put her humane training methods to work in caring for a young injured elephant named Jun.
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Japan zoo to improve conditions but keep elephant after B.C. woman’s campaign
Elephant behaviour consultant Carol Buckley determined the zoo has taken good care of Hanako and a move would prove far too risky for her health.