All Blog Posts for Elephants

From left: Iregi Mwenja, Jim Nyamu of the Elephant Neighbor’s Center, and Steve
Spotlight Kenya: braving blisters and blistering heat to save elephants
26th February 2013 Steve Njumbi
Jim Nyamu cut a lonely figure these last two weeks, as he trekked nearly 500 kms from coastal Mombasa inland to Nairobi, in Read more »
AAE India project lead Dhiresh Joshi at the Art for Elephants workshop_Rupa Gand
Spotlight India: kids imagination runs wild during “Art for Elephants” pilot
19th February 2013 Rupa Gandhi Chaudhary
Ever imagined a flying elephant with sleek wings, not our dear friend Dumbo or a rock star with headphones? When working Read more »
At CoP16, one of our goals is to develop plans on how to phase out tiger farming
CITES Bangkok: navigating complicated policy waters in pursuit of a better future for wildlife
15th February 2013 Peter Pueschel
The 16th meeting of the Convention of the Parties (CoP16) to the Convention on the International Trade in Endangered Species Read more »
, Julius and Jolene; hope for a brighter few years for the JA family
Valentine’s in Amboseli with African elephants
14th February 2013 Vicki Fishlock
Today (the moment of writing) is Valentine’s Day so it seems appropriate that I use this post to talk about my love of Read more »
Jason Bell is running the Boston Marathon to raise awareness and money for eleph
Running out of time, a marathon struggle for elephants…
12th February 2013 Jason Bell
As a keen runner, the opportunity to run the Boston Marathon for IFAW to raise awareness of the plight of elephants is a Read more »
Multi-generational interactions are critical to elephant survial
Spotlight Africa: social disruption – why such a problem for elephants?
6th February 2013 Vicki Fishlock
Many of you will have noticed increasing global media attention on the crisis facing African elephants. The ivory trade is Read more »