The two old elephants at Cambodia Wildlife Sanctuary

Thu 16 Oct 14
Elephant Nature Park

Lek just back from Cambodia long journey by drive and flight, quite tired , but she said, she is happy to see the two old elephant lady happy in their home, living in the jungle that we are trying to protect the plants and all of native species. To regrow the severely de-forested landscape of northern Cambodia, eventually providing a safe habitat for the country´s Asian elephant, we still need your hands to be a part of this project.

Wildlife Volunteers in Cambodia

Volunteering to help wildlife is a rewarding experience and Cambodia Wildlife Sanctuary, situated in Siem Reap Cambodia, is a very special place where volunteers are able to get close to nature and make a huge difference at the sanctuary and the surrounding community.

Wed 10 Jan 24

Cambodia Wildlife Sanctuary Winter Style Guru

Kaavan - one cool dude at Cambodia Wildlife Sanctuary. Cooler weather is coming. "I think I’ll let my hair grow out this winter”

Wed 20 Dec 23

Volunteer to care for Elephants and other Wildlife in Cambodia

Volunteer with Elephants and other Wildlife in Cambodia

Cambodia Wildlife Sanctuary is a joint project with Save Elephant Foundation that spans 32,000 acres on the edge of the Kulen Promtep Wildlife Sanctuary, north of Angkor Wat.

Sat 16 Dec 23

Kaavan is now enjoying Cambodia Wildlife Sanctuary thanks to American Singer Cher

Activists around the world became aware of the plight of Kaavan in 2015 after petitions and news articles began to circulate about the dire conditions in which he was languishing. It was reported that he was bound in chains for over two decades. Activists led by Cher fought for several years to free Kaavan from the zoo and bring him to sanctuary.

Tue 29 Aug 23

Former world’s loneliest elephant Kaavan with a new lease of life

Rescued from a zoo in Pakistan, Kaavan was brought to Cambodia Wildlife Sanctuary and has a new lease on life. Kaavan enjoys the freedom of a 30-acre forest, with many ponds and watery play areas. He lives life now mostly on his own terms, with the dignity that befits an elephant.

Thu 27 Jul 23

Sarai Mia loves to explore the deeper jungle regions of Cambodia Wildlife Sanctuary

Sarai Mia is the youngest elephant at Cambodia Wildlife Sanctuary and definitely the most energetic. She loves going for a swim in one of our many dams, often using a log or a branch to add to her enjoyment. She can also be very vocal. In the mornings during the hot season, you will hear her splashing and playing around in Kaavans old pool, often squeaking while doing so, showing her joy.

Fri 30 Jun 23

Diploh enjoying the jungle at Cambodia Wildlife Sanctuary

Diploh enjoying her solitary life at Cambodia Wildlife Sanctuary

Diploh spends many hours filling her belly with the fruit of the forest. She loves a heavy rain. She will seek out the place with the best mudpit and cover herself from head to toe. In the jungle her natural instincts take over, identifying the different roots, trees, grasses, bushes, and fruits there, knowing which is edible and tasty and which others to avoid.

Thu 29 Jun 23

Kaavan loves to explore his jungle and particularly enjoys roaming at night

We asked Kavaan's Mahout to tell us a little about Kaavan. This is what he told us: Kaavan loves to explore the jungle and grasslands of Cambodia Wildlife Sanctuary and his many meandering paths are telltale. He prefers to sleep in the jungle as well, except during heavy rains when he will shelter under the roof that was built for him.

Wed 28 Jun 23

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