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Ramba in Chile

Ramba Update from Carolina

February 18, 2018

“These last days have been a bit strange and stressful. Around Ramba’s yard there are many things happening in parallel. On the one hand the construction of the cabins and the noise of the tools, on the other hand the safaris and dinosaurs and finally the terrible smell that comes…...

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Maia and Guida

Silly Elephant Mornings

February 14, 2018

Volume up!  It’s a silly elephant morning! It’s Valentine’s Day, a day about love. A day that brought up a conversation about anthropomorphism and how outrageous it is to assume that certain emotions are essentially owned by humans.- which brought things full circle, back to love. Elephants are extremely loving…...

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Frederick

Frederick Pays A Visit

February 8, 2018

We received a few requests for a Frederick update and he just happened to grace us with his presence yesterday. If you blow up the photo, you can see his cheeky little smile. Frederick has access to the full 2800-acre property, he is not fenced into a yard and comes…...

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Watching Maia and Guida from afar

A Visit From ElephantVoices

February 5, 2018

For the next two days we have Dr. Joyce Poole, Petter Granli and Selengei Poole of ElephantVoices here for a visit. And what do you do when you have guests that spend their time surrounded by African elephants? You go and silently watch our two lovely Asian elephants Maia and Guida. Petter…...

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Little tapir Arya in her pond

Little Tapir Arya And Her Next Step Of Release

February 4, 2018

Our strong little girl Arya has fought some tough battles since she first arrived here, but after a couple of months of stellar health and body condition, she is ready for her next step of release. Arya was brought to GSE for rehabilitation and release and was supposed to be…...

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Ramba drinking water from a hose

An Update on Ramba From Her Caregiver Carolina

February 3, 2018

With all of the drone and pond fun going on lately, we haven’t done a Ramba update in a bit. Here is our report from Carolina yesterday. “Welcome February! ! Today was a very very hot day, sometimes we feel a bit exhausted but nothing that a good bath can…...

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