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This is the first time the remarkable story of legendary elephant scientist Iain Douglas-Hamilton has been documented in a feature film.
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Dr Iain Douglas-Hamilton and Dr Jake Wall have been awarded the Esmond B. Martin Royal Geographical Society Prize for 2025
PHOTO CREDIT: © BECKY WALTER PRESS RELEASE July 12th 2011 Elephant expert Dr Iain Douglas-Hamilton and his team sound the alarm on highest elephant poaching in...
Increasing elephant populations in Kenya since 1989 have been widely praised as a conservation success story. However, where elephants and agricultural land overlap, incidents of human–elephant conflict are on the increase. Wildlife managers and...
PHOTO CREDIT: © ROB BANAYOTE Press Release WASHINGTON --- Relentless in his lifelong devotion to the elephants’ survival, Save the Elephants founder Iain...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Tahli Kouperstein, 240-662-2221 [email protected] Nikki Pesusich, 818-788-7650 [email protected] ANIMAL PLANET PROVIDES A PORTAL INTO THE SECRET LIFE OF ELEPHANTS -- On May 16, Experience the...
Press Release For the first time elephants have been found to produce an alarm call associated with the threat of bees, and have been shown to retreat when a recording of the call is played even when there are no bees around. A team of...
Press Release 1200 West Washington Street P.O. Box 22309, Indianapolis, Indiana 46222-0309 317.630.2711 ph 317.630.5153 fx FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Iain Douglas-Hamilton Named Finalist for the 2010 Indianapolis Prize Award Celebrates...
Dear STE friends and Supporters We would like to thank you for your generous donations to the STE flood relief effort. We are very heartened by your support during these difficult days. As you know, our research facility was severely damaged in...
Update (Nairobi) Following the devastating flood yesterday evening which destroyed both Save the Elephants (STE) research facility and Elephant Watch Safari Camp located in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, the relief, funding and...
Media Release (Nairobi, 4 March 2010) Early this morning Save the Elephants (STE) research facility and Elephant Watch Safari Camp located in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya, were completely destroyed by unexpected flooding of the Ewaso Ng’iro...
PHOTO CREDIT: © STE Press Release The future of a rare herd of desert elephants in Mali is under threat from one of the worst droughts in living memory, which has left a...
