Tag: eai

  • Thank You!


    We are so thankful for the support we have received from our community. The funding for the fence clearing was raised by the GreaterGood with a generous matching grant from Jeff and Janis Rosenthal. And the Nature Defense Foundation, under the direction of Sarah Shaw, funded the perimeter fence construction. We are on our way, in a big way!

     


    Shristi Singh Shrestha’s comment about why she is excited for the development of ERNA: Elephants deserve a home.

     


    The recent rains caused a bit of erosion at the creek crossing at ERNA, which we needed to repair. We will seed this area and cover with hay. In days the grasses will sprout and stabilise the soil.

     

    Carol watching mahout trim feet
    The Dodo video about EAI foot care.

     


    This old house was found on the ERNA property. Would you participate in a volunteer day to salvage the tongue and grove wood siding?

     


    This photo was snapped while repairing a creek crossing at ERNA. Can you spot the dog?

  • Follow EAI on Twitter!


    Elephants are not objects for human amusement. Using elephants as attractions ends when tourists refuse to visit cruel events — such as the “elephant car wash” seen in this article.


    Are you following Elephant Aid International on Twitter? Stay up to date on the latest EAI news and read what others are saying @ElephantAidIntl.


    Speak out on behalf of animals in need.


    In Defense of Animals released a list of the top 10 worst zoos for elephants in 2016. Oklahoma City Zoo topped the list. Warning: The link contains images and videos that may be upsetting to witness. View the full list here.

    ERNA join us
    EAI draws on decades of experience designing and building sanctuaries that give captive elephants new lives of freedom and autonomy. ERNA is a much-needed, sustainable, eco-friendly, natural habitat home, where elephants will not merely survive, they will thrive. Learn more about EAI’s mission, vision and goals for ERNA here.