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Breeding Program
Creating a manageable electric fence inside PLG Seblat for the safe keeping of the elephants. Creating the opportunity for a breeding program as well as improving the living standards for the elephants in the same process. Read more
The Book – EoS The Final Stand
Documenting the story of the critically endangered Elephants of Sumatra, the crisis and how you can help. Proceeds from book sales will go directly back into the Berdiri projects. Read More
Drone Patrols
Supporting Human Elephant Conflict Mitigation and Protection of Sumatran Elephant Populations and Habitat through Assisting the larger project Elephant Response Units (ERU) in Way Kambas, Lampung Province, Sumatra. Read more
Save Bona’s Home
The critically endangered Sumatran elephant population of Seblat, North Bengkulu, Sumatra is under renewed threat due to the coal mining company PT INMAS ABADI trying to obtain 600 hectares of this protected forest to expand their coal output. Read more
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The Individuals
Get to know some of the individuals across Sumatra surviving in the elephant camps or surviving in the last remaining habitat found on the island of Sumatra… Read more
The Orphans
Due to the increase in habitat destruction there is also an increase in orphans across Sumatra. These are the ongoing stories of orphaned elephants across Sumatra… Read more
The Locations
Across Sumatra there are many locations where human/elephant conflict exist and many pojects trying to negate the effects of habitat destruction. Read more
Sumatran Elephant Status
The main issues causing decline in population and the conservation status of the Elephants of Sumatra are… Read more
Let’s TALK! #1
A lot of my photos include elements that for very obvious reasons people dislike. That’s just the nature of the situation and it’s natural for me to want to ducument the reality of the situation for the elephants be it good or bad. One of those issues is the use of bull hooks by the elephant carers in Sumatra. Some people argue (trust me they do) in the right hands and used correctly it is no problem while others argue that they should never ever be used and are a cruel method for directing an elephant. Well as my documentary work here keeps shifting gears and I find myself in more and more situations to actually help with my own projects I am quite interested to hear comments on this and the preferred alternatives. Please comment below…