Why Elephants Need Space: Designing Natural Habitats at Hathi Gaon

Why Elephants Need Space: Designing Natural Habitats at Hathi Gaon

Elephants are not just big animals—they are wide-ranging, social beings with deep emotional and cognitive needs. In the wild, they traverse up to 50 kilometers a day, forage mindfully, and live within tight-knit herds. Restricting this natural behavior in captive settings can lead to distress, boredom, and health issues. ... Read More
The Role of Local Communities in Supporting Ethical Elephant Tourism

The Role of Local Communities in Supporting Ethical Elephant Tourism

Elephants have held a sacred and complex place in human societies across Asia and Africa—symbols of wisdom, might, and cultural identity. In many regions, encounters with elephants have shifted from reverent to exploitative; elephants were used for labor, tourism rides, performances, and other entertainment, often at great cost to their well being. ... Read More

Meet the Elephants of Hathi Gaon Jaipur

At Hathi Gaon, elephants are not anonymous animals—they are individuals with names, personalities, histories, and a deep emotional connection to the humans who care for them. Many have endured years of captivity and trauma. Here, they find healing, safety, and love. ... Read More