Dr Suter of ACES was asked to provide commentary on the recent paper “Asian elephant rescue, rehabilitation and rewilding”, published in Animal Sentience. Wi...

ACES Director, Nicolas Dubrocard, was recently interviewed by Sustainability Leaders Project. He shared insights about elephant tourism, such as their welfar...

Last week in Bangkok, we met with Asian Captive Elephant Working Group and the Tourism Authority of Thailand to discuss elephant tourism. 🐘🇹🇭 There were s...

Some of the work we do at ACES involves advocacy and sparking conversation about elephant standards. Here are some photos from when our Elephant Camp Managem...

The International Union for the Conservation of Nature’s Asian Elephant Specialist Group has published Dr Ingrid Suter’s piece, “In defence of elephant touri...

ACES recently became a member of the Pacific Asia Travel Association! 🌐🎉We look forward to building new connections across the international tourism commun...

It's been a very successful week for ACES at the WTM London, 4-6 November 2019. Mr Peter Kulmapijit and Dr Ingrid Suter showcased ACES to many interested tou...

The human-elephant relationship has been established for thousands of years. Elephants are as ubiquitous in southeast Asian cultures as horses are in Western...

The guiding principles of responsible tourism have shed light on many exploitative aspects of the tourism industry. From human trafficking associated with or...

Seeing an elephant in southeast Asia is one of life’s greatest pleasures. But a major concern with elephant camps is not knowing what goes on behind the scen...

Western cultures have a serious problem with Asian elephant tourism. Within many circles there is a continued outcry to stop all elephant riding, elephant ba...

Dr Ingrid Suter's latest blog piece explores the need to create positive industry change, rather than banning or boycotting elephant tourism. Read the full a...