If you’re thinking Chang Cin Lok is a Chinese name, then you are…………..wrong! Chang in Thailand means elephant, and Cin Lok in Indonesia is short for “cinta lokasi” which means love upon meeting each other and being in the same...

Dear diary, Before we say goodbye *sniff sniff*, we feel obligated to share the stories about the rest of the elephants (because we already mentioned Kajapatara and Dok Kaew’s love story). The rest of elephants also have great...

Dear diary, Throughout our trip, we met several amazing people—one of which was Dr. Alongkot Chukaew, the director of Thai Elephant Research and Conservation Fund (TREF).  If you want to know anything about elephants—from their...

Lea Guerrero

Albert Lozada, Philippines This is our last day in Ancient Siam, which means the last day of the Chang(e) Caravan project, which also means the last day with the elephants (Noooooooo!!  But that’s okay, we promise to visit them...

Yesterday night, as part of the Chang[e] Caravan, we hosted the premier screening of Age of Stupid in Bangkok.  The movie is set in a bleak dystopian future because the leaders of today failed to act. One striking thing in the movie,...

Isa (Wiriya) is our cheerfully tireless media officer in the Bangkok office.  Here she's going beyond duty to help distribute the brochures which contain the petition we're running for the Chang[e] Caravan. The people we've met along...

Meet Tui (Sataporn Thongma), our fantastic photographer. That's him behind Jeeb holding the banner. You'd never guess, but Tui is also our IT guy here in the Greenpeace Bangkok office. Tui has been capturing all the beautiful...

You never get to know an elephant until you go on an elephant caravan. And we've been really up close with five of them in this journey. More on each of them later.... Meanwhile, here are some interesting close up photos from Tui... ...