Elephant camp visit with Klook
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Oct 9, 2023
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On Saturday 30th September, Asian Captive Elephant Standards (ACES) Director, Nicolas Dubrocard, visited Elephant Jungle Sanctuary (EJS) Camp 4 in Phuket with Klook Sustainability Senior Manager, Rebecca Keiller. They were welcomed by Khun Fai, the camp manager, and had the opportunity to discuss the importance of being certified by ACES.
EJS has been certified for three years and, in adherence to ACES standards and recommendations, has successfully implemented a robust management system to enhance the quality of life for both elephants and mahouts in the camp.
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