Archives: EAI in the News

EAI President Carol Buckley discusses her recommendations for Hanako.

Coverage of Carol Buckley’s trip to Japan to assess the welfare of 69-year-old elephant Hanako, who has lived alone at Tokyo’s Inokashira Park Zoo for decades.

Encouraged by Animal Nepal, Tiger Tops has joined forces with elephant welfare expert Carol Buckley from Elephant Aid International to introduce a new way for tourists of experiencing one of the most magnificent creatures of the jungle, the Asian elephant.

Tiger Tops, pioneers of eco-tourism in Nepal, has joined forces with world renowned elephant welfare expert Carol Buckley from Elephant Aid International to introduce a new way for tourists to experience one of the most magnificent creatures of the jungle, the Asian elephant.

A photo essay on the work of Elephant Aid International and its founder Carol Buckley in Nepal.

G.A. Bradshaw, founder and director of the Kerulos Center and author of Elephants on the Edge, talks with EAI founder Carol Buckley about her work in Nepal and how she helps elephants become whole again after trauma.

Recently recognized alongside notables such as Jane Goodall and The Black Mambas, Hohenwald’s Carol Buckley has been named one of the top nine women saving the planet by Care2.com.

An update on the April 2012 Live Encounters story on EAI and its founder Carol Buckley.

Scott Bettencourt, an Air Force tech sergeant, talks about his experience as a volunteer with EAI’s Chain Free Means Pain Free program.

EAI founder Carol Buckley talks about the reasons zoos don’t want to send their elephants to sanctuaries.

Chitwan National Park Chief Conservation Officer Kamal Kunwar calls the completed EAI Chain Free Means Pain Free project a “great achievement.”

EAI CEO Carol Buckley advises tourists to take riding an elephant off their bucket list.