Over 200 elephants have been rescued by Sangduen Chailert, who founded The Elephant Nature Park in Thailand to protect these endangered animals.
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Over 200 elephants have been rescued by Sangduen Chailert, who founded The Elephant Nature Park in Thailand to protect these endangered animals.
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Synopsis
Sangduen Chailert, known as Lek, operates The Elephant Nature Park in Thailand. She has rescued over 200 Asian elephants, providing a sanctuary for them. The film documents the challenges these elephants face due to habitat loss and modernization. Lek, awarded Time Magazine’s 'Asian Hero of the Year', works with volunteers to improve conditions for the elephants. Their interactions reveal the emotional struggles of these animals and emphasize the need for conservation efforts.
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Why Watch
- Meet Lek, a dedicated elephant rescuer in Thailand.
- Find out about the plight of Asian elephants.
- See the emotional struggles of rescued elephants.
Did You Know
- Sangduen Chailert has rescued over 200 elephants.
- The Asian elephant could face extinction within 40 years.
- The documentary was directed by Johann Sigfússon in 2012.
- The Elephant Nature Park is located in Thailand.
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Who is Sangduen Chailert?
Sangduen Chailert, known as Lek, is an animal rights activist dedicated to rescuing and protecting Asian elephants in Thailand.
How many elephants has Lek saved?
Lek has saved over 200 elephants and founded The Elephant Nature Park as a sanctuary for them.
What award did Lek receive?
Lek received Time Magazine’s 'Asian Hero of the Year' Award for her efforts in elephant conservation.
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