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22. Planet Ark Environmental News Pictures: A Wild Elephant Is Rescued By Domesticat Conservationists used their own elephants to herd the wild animal to help afterit was found tied up in the jungle with a large gash in its front right leg. http://www.planetark.org/envpicstory.cfm/newsid/18588

Subscribe to daily environment news Recycling Near You A Current Affair -"Gunns" story Select a topic from this pull-down menu Read the latest Reuters World Environment News Look at the latest Reuters Environment News Pictures Receive free daily news headlines via email Search the Planet Ark News Archive Find out about National Tree Day Visit the Planet Ark Media Centre Download our free environmental software Who are Planet Ark? Find out how YOU can help the planet Find out about the local recycling services available in your area A Wild Elephant is Rescued by Domesticated Elephants after Being Found in the Jungles of Kanchanaburi Mail this picture to a friend THAILAND: November 14, 2002 A wild Asian bull elephant (R) wraps its trunks around one of its domesticated counterparts from the Ayutthaya conservation park during a rescue attempt in the jungles of Kanchanaburi near the border between Thailand and Myanmar on November 12, 2002. Conservationists used their own elephants to herd the wild animal to help after it was found tied up in the jungle with a large gash in its front right leg. The injured pachyderm will be transported to the conservation park just north of Bangkok so that it may receive treatment.

23. Planet Ark : Wild Elephants Kill Two Bangladeshis, Injure 10 wild elephants kill two Bangladeshis, injure 10. http://www.planetark.org/dailynewsstory.cfm/newsid/13881/newsDate/1-Jan-2002/sto

Subscribe to daily environment news Recycling Near You A Current Affair -"Gunns" story Select a topic from this pull-down menu Read the latest Reuters World Environment News Look at the latest Reuters Environment News Pictures Receive free daily news headlines via email Search the Planet Ark News Archive Find out about National Tree Day Visit the Planet Ark Media Centre Download our free environmental software Who are Planet Ark? Find out how YOU can help the planet Find out about the local recycling services available in your area Wild elephants kill two Bangladeshis, injure 10 Mail this story to a friend Printer friendly version BANGLADESH: January 1, 2002 LAMA - Rampaging wild elephants have killed two more people and injured 1O at Rangajhiri village in southeastern Bangladesh, forest officials said on Saturday. A herd of elephants entered the village on Friday night and trampled the people while destroying about 100 straw huts. "At least 500 people turned homeless, and some standing crops and trees were also destroyed as a herd of 20 elephants stormed Rangajhiri village in Chittagong Hill Tracts on Friday night," said a forest official at Lama, 350 km (219 miles) from Dhaka. Last week, at least two people were killed and 15 injured when elephants attacked a village in nearby Cox's Bazar district.

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Yuxianggu (Wild Elephant Valley) T he native Chinese elephant lives in the equatorial forest of Xishuangbanna, in Yunnan Province. Elephant Valley is the place in Xishuangbanna where elephants roam most freely, and are most often seen. Elephant Valley is easy to reach by road, distinctive for its' equatorial forest landscape, and an excellent place to see elephants in their natural state. It has become the most popular tourist site in Xishuangbanna. the overhead corridor and Guesthouse built on the tree The wild elephants and the tourists I n Wild Elephant Valley, the passenger cableway over the forest, (2,063 meters in length), sends tourists to the main scenic spot in which the wild elephants live. Here, all around you, you can drink in the beauty of the rain forest scenery. When the wild elephants appear, you can walk about on the overhead corridor and watch the elephants bathing, playing water games and looking for food; the treetop 'Elephant-Watching Hotel' is adjacent to the wild elephant area, and also to the nesting-places of many unusual birds. Y ou can also see performances given by China's first school for training performing elephants. Wild Elephant Valley will show you a genuinely beautiful and mysterious side of Xishuangbanna.

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35. Animals Up Close At Howletts And Port Lympne Wild Animal Park - Through Animal W In the 19 century Asian elephants were still common over most of their naturalrange in the Indian subcontinent, Sri Lanka, Southeast Asia and Sumatra. http://www.howletts.net/elephants/elephants.html

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36. The WILD Foundation: Southern Africa Mali's Save the elephants and wild met with President Konare at the endof the trip who was strongly supportive and promised to stay wild! http://www.wild.org/western_africa/mali.html

Home Contact Us Site Map Find Fast Contact us Events About WILD Press Publications Site Map Make Donation Africa Wilderness Leadership Institute WILD International World Wilderness Congress Angola Quicama National Park Mali The Desert Elephants of Mali Mozambique Local Communities and Wild lands Namibia Cheetah Conservation Fund South Africa Wilderness Foundation Embocraft Imbewu KwaZulu Natal ... Privately Owned Wilderness Areas The WILD Foundation: Mali The Desert Elephants of Mali The local nomadic pastoralists, - primarily the desert-dwelling Tuareg and the Fulani tribes - have coexisted peacefully with these animals for centuries. The WILD Foundation has joined forces with Save the Elephants (founded and directed by Dr. Iain Douglas-Hamilton, Samburu, Kenya) to help protect and sustain this amazing herd of elephant. For more information on Save the Elephants: Mali is a beautiful, landlocked desert country in North West Africa. It is remarkable for many reasons, one of which is a herd of 300-400 African elephant that are unique for several reasons: it is the northernmost herd of African elephants; the only such herd in the Sahel (immediately surrounding the Sahara); and it has the longest recorded migration of any elephants. They have lived and prospered peacefully with the Tuareg and Fulani tribes for hundreds of years, but there are increasing signs of strains and impending challenges.

37. The WILD Foundation: Southern Africa After 28 years of working with elephants in captivity in the United States,Doug Grove responded to the irresistible call of the wild Africa. http://www.wild.org/southern_africa/lwe.html

Home Contact Us Site Map Find Fast Contact us Events About WILD Press Publications Site Map Make Donation Africa Wilderness Leadership Institute WILD International World Wilderness Congress Angola Quicama National Park Mali The Desert Elephants of Mali Mozambique Local Communities and Wild lands Namibia Cheetah Conservation Fund South Africa Wilderness Foundation Embocraft Imbewu KwaZulu Natal ... Privately Owned Wilderness Areas The WILD Foundation: Botswana Living with Elephants The team in Botswana.. After 28 years of working with elephants in captivity in the United States, Doug Grove responded to the irresistible call of the wild - Africa. He has now teamed up with Sandi, a South African zoologist/botanist, and "The Trio," Jabu, Morula and Thembi. Their educational outreach and conservation research through Living With Elephants (LWE) expands the understanding, knowledge and action at the cutting edge of African nature conservation, where wildlife and people meet. A recent associate organization in WILD's network, LWE is in synch with our emphasis of working with wilderness, wildlife and people. We are very pleased to support and work closely with them. WHAT A GUY .JABU JUST KEEPS TOUCHING PEOPLE (in all ways) and changing their ideas, concepts and fears about him and his wild cousins. He is member of “the elephant trio” – with Morula and Thembi – who work with Sandi and me, and of course always steal the show. We have been especially busy the past few years, formalizing our work in north-east Botswana into a non-profit, non-governmental organization with the clear mission of relieving the conflict and competition between the African elephant and human populations.

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WILD ELEPHANT VALLEY T he wild Chinese elephants live in the equatorial forest of Xishuangbanna of Yunnan Province. Wild Elephants Valley is the place in Xishuangbanna where wild elephants move about most often and frequently. Convenient in traffic, distinctive in equatorial forest landscape and easy to see wild elephants, it has become the popular tourist site in Xishuang Banna. Wild Elephants Valley covers an area of 369 hectares by the Sancha River in Mengyang Town, and is situated 47 kilometers north of the city of Jinghong. With hills rolling gently at an altitude ranging between 747 and 1055 metres, the valley is covered by tropical rain forests, crisscrossed by rivers and streams, and teeming with such endangered species as Asian wild elephants, wild oxen, green peacocks and monkeys. In the Wild Elephants Valley, the first passenger cableway with 2,063 meters of length in the equatorial forest sends the tourists to the main scenic spot in which the wild elephants live. The tourists can drink in the beauty of the scenery of the equatorial forest at the top, in the forest; when the wild elephants appear, in the main scenic spot the tourists can walk about on the overhead corridor and enjoy the scene of elephants bathing, playing water and seeking for food; the on-tree elephants-enjoying hotel is neighboring on the wild elephants

40. CM Magazine: Elephants. (Champions Of The Wild Series). . . April 14, 2000. elephants. (Champions of the wild Series). ChristianBruyere (Director Producer). Michael Chechik (Executive Producer). http://www.umanitoba.ca/cm/vol6/no16/elephants.html

CM . . . . Volume VI Number 16 . . . . April 14, 2000 Elephants. (Champions of the Wild Series). Montreal, PQ: National Film Board of Canada, 1998. 25 min., 30 sec., VHS, $39.95. Order Number: C9198 140. Grades 3-6 / Ages 8-11. Review by Gail Hamilton. Besides everyday life in the family unit, the video shows mating rituals, play fighting (to hone skills for fighting predators and to declare supremacy over other elephants), and the elephants enjoying a mud bath. In play fighting, elephants use their tusks and their agile trunks. With 150,000 muscle units, the versatile trunk is used to caress, smell, dust, mud splash, drink and eat. In her lifelong study of elephants, Poole has discovered that humans can only pick up one-third of elephant vocalization. With sophisticated recording equipment, Poole found that elephants are capable of making 20 low frequency sounds, each of which has its own meaning. Excellent footage, depicting some rarely seen action, will make this video a hit with students. The vocabulary is fairly easy to understand, though teachers might want to preview the video before showing it to determine its suitability for their students. One scene, in particular, talks about Poole's observation of a fluid leaking from the male elephants' genitalia, which Poole thought might have indicated a disease in the herd. In fact, it corresponded with the females' oestrus cycle. Close-up shots of the elephants' genitalia might elicit a few giggles from a young audience.

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