Arriving in July 2023, Mae Nin finally regained her family life after nearly fifteen years spent alone, far from her loved ones. She worked for a long time in the forestry industry, hauling timber alongside her half-sister Mae Nat, an inseparable duo whose bond remains very strong to this day.
1 Mahout/1 Elephant – Dokeo & Noyin Series launch: Rediscovering our herd and their caretakers We’re launching a new series dedicated to the duos that…
At the Mekong Elephant Park, life flows at the quiet pace of the river—anchored in care, routine, and the small gestures that matter. This month,…
From Strangers to Companions: Dokeo & Kham Khoun’s growing friendship In the wild, adult male Asian elephants are much more solitary than females, forming only…
Happy Lao New Year! As April comes, it brings with it the joyous occasion of Lao New Year, also known as “Pi Mai” in the…
We hope this newsletter finds you well and surrounded by warmth. For the past month following the passing of our beloved baby elephant Boua, the…
This month of February has begun and this with heart breaking news: the passing of our beloved baby elephant, Boua. Despite the team’s best efforts…
Our team at the Mekong Elephant Park is still in the process of performing maintenance throughout the compound. This year’s rainy season was strong and…
A very special moment: Boua’s birth BACI Celebrating life and regarding toward the future Last month we celebrated Boua’s Baci, a very important moment in…
A massive Thanks to the Elephant Conservation Center for giving Mae Ping a chance to become a mother. Mae Ping integrated their breeding program created in…
