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✨ Recently Published Articles
Welcome to our Recently Published Articles page — a space where we share the latest stories, insights, and updates from the Elephant Freedom Project. Here, you’ll find excerpts from our newest features, heartfelt rescue stories, and behind‑the‑scenes glimpses into life at our elephant sanctuary in Chiang Mai.
Each article is a window into the world of our rescued elephants, the dedicated mahouts who care for them, and the work we’re doing to protect their freedom.
📖 Click any excerpt below to read the full article on our Substack and join us on this journey of compassion, conservation, and connection.
“The first time I saw a rescued elephant splash in the river, I knew life would never be the same. In our very first Substack post, we share how the Elephant Freedom Project began, why we chose a hands‑off approach, and how you can help us create a future where elephants live freely and with dignity.”
👉 You can read the entire article on our Substack page by clicking here.
To learn more about our elephant sanctuary in Chiang Mai please click here.
🌏 Thailand: Transforming Tourism & Leading the Shift Toward Responsible Travel
Thailand is redefining the way the world experiences travel, with sanctuaries like the Elephant Freedom Project at the heart of a movement toward ethical, sustainable tourism. From protecting wildlife to supporting local communities, discover how responsible travel is changing the future.
👉 Read the full article on Outdoor Project
Elephant Sanctuaries in Thailand – A New Awakening
Elephant sanctuaries across Thailand are experiencing a powerful transformation, shifting away from outdated tourist attractions and toward a future built on compassion, education, and true respect for these majestic animals. In a newly published feature on Urban Splatter, we highlight how this movement is redefining what it means to visit an elephant sanctuary.
Sanctuaries like the Elephant Freedom Project are leading the way by embracing a hands-off, observation-based experience. Visitors are invited to witness elephants living as they were meant to—roaming, foraging, and bathing—without rides, tricks, or unnatural performances. This new model not only safeguards the elephants’ well-being but also uplifts local communities by promoting sustainable tourism and ethical employment.
For travelers seeking meaningful experiences, this article offers insight into why Thailand’s best sanctuaries are setting global standards for animal welfare and responsible tourism.
👉 Read the full article on Urban Splatter
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