We completed our annual health check-ups for the herd this week and are pleased to see the results of the dietary adjustments we implemented based on last year’s findings. Read all about it here: https://t.co/jlM4YWLE69 #phuketelephantsanctuary#healthcheckup#wesaveelephants
We continue our journey towards food source self-sufficiency and would appreciate your help! Click below to learn all about our 𝗡𝗮𝗽𝗶𝗲𝗿 𝗚𝗿𝗮𝘀𝘀 project and how you can support. https://t.co/OjigZqomrk #selfsufficiency#phuket#foodforelephants#elephantsanctuary
Napier Grass is rich in protein & carbohydrates and can be harvested within 4 months, making it a great food source for our elephants. As part of our food source self-sufficiency initiative we plan to grow a large amount of this fast-growing plant soon. #phuketelephantsanctuary
Happy Meals for Elephants – Every day here at Phuket Elephant Sanctuary our team prepares supplementary food for the older members of our herd. They are rich in minerals & vitamins, very delicious and made with lots of love! #phuket#elephants#thailand#travel#elephantsanctuary
In The Footsteps of Giants – One of our most inspiring experiences filled with learning, discovery, joy & adventure. For those of you who can’t travel just yet, you can support us right now by booking your experience in advance with a 30% deposit and flexible cancellation policy.
You can now support us from afar by planting 1 or more banana trees. To learn more about our effort to become self-sustainable, read the full story here: https://t.co/w4cnKALneN #phuketelephantsanctuary#sustainability#elephants
Since our opening in 2016, our vision has always been to create a space that resembles the elephants’ natural habitat and allows them to express their beautiful, natural behaviour. This picture perfectly portrays that vision. #LetElephantsBeElephants#PhuketElephantSanctuary
On 21 September we joined hands with United World College Thailand to plant 300 banana trees at Phuket Elephant Sanctuary – bringing us a big step closer to achieving our target of 1,000 trees in 2020! #uwcthailand#phuketelephantsanctuary#sustainablefuture#thankyou
This month marks Jan Jao’s 3rd anniversary. Over the past years we have witnessed the incredible transformation from an animal that had been completely drained of her spirit into the lively elephant she is today. #thankyou#phuketelephantsanctuary#phuket#thailand
If you’d like to fully immerse yourself in the elephant’s life & support the first ethical elephant sanctuary in Phuket, our volunteering programs might be just for you. Visit https://t.co/dFisIPsksp to learn more. #phuketelephantsanctuary#phuket#thailand#volunteering#dogood
We will reopen on 15 July with a flexible cancellation policy and a range of new safety initiatives that resulted in us being awarded the 2020 Safety & Health Administration Certificate by the Tourism Authority of Thailand. Learn more on https://t.co/o71hWlyN2q
Yesterday Saengduean Lek Chailert visited Phuket to personally thank and support over a hundred mahouts from Phang Nga and Phuket during these unprecedented times. Read the full story here: https://t.co/mlAo3pvu0Z
#saveelephantfoundation#thailand#phuket#phangnga#elephants
This year’s Word Environment Day theme is #biodiversity. Let this impression of elephants grazing peacefully while an egret observes them from a tree, crickets chirp in the distance, and butterflies flutter by peacefully remind us all of the beauty & importance of #biodiversity.
We’re delighted to share that we managed to relocate both Sri Nual and Dee Lerd today. Thank you @Saveelephant for rescuing these 2 gentle giants, and for entrusting us with their care. Read the full update here: https://t.co/v4pyAcbymv #phuketelephantsanctuary#wesaveelephants
Update: We are about to welcome 2 new elephants to Phuket Elephant Sanctuary, rescued by @Saveelephant. Read the full story here:
https://t.co/seLVFRwe0I