Members of the Chang(e) Caravan pose at the 'Bench of Public Appeals' in 'Ancient Siam,' during the conclusion of the Caravan. The Chang(e) Caravan, a people’s caravan for change which passed through Thailand’s climate change impacted areas aims...

A Greenpeace activist stands in front of the elephants of the Chang(e) Caravan during a press conference at the 'Bench of Public Appeals' in 'Ancient Siam,' during the conclusion of the Caravan. The Chang(e) Caravan, a people’s caravan for...

Representatives from Greenpeace and Thai Elephant research and Conservation Fund conduct a press conference at the 'Bench of Public Appeals' in 'Ancient Siam,' during the conclusion of the Caravan. The Chang(e) Caravan, a people’s caravan for...

Elephants from the Greenpeace Chang(e) Caravan play outside the 'Bench of Public Appeals' in 'Ancient Siam,' during the concluding press conference of the Caravan. The Chang(e) Caravan, a people’s caravan for change which passed through...

Elephants from the Greenpeace Chang(e) Caravan play outside the 'Bench of Public Appeals' in 'Ancient Siam,' during the concluding press conference of the Caravan. The Chang(e) Caravan, a people’s caravan for change which passed through...

Schoolchildren walked with the Greenpeace-led Chang(e) Caravan during an educational activity about elephants, biodiversity, forests and climate change in Ancient Siam, Samutprakan Province, around 30 kilometers south of Bangkok The Caravan, now...

Elephants bathe in a pond in Chacheongsao, on the 12th day of the Chang(e) Caravan into Bangpakong district where the group will later hold focus group discussions with community representatives on climate change effects on agriculture, fisheries...

Faux-bama, Ilhan Anas, an Indonesian look-alike of United States President Barack Obama, holds a poster of the Greenpeace Chang(e) Caravan after delivering a speech in front of the US Embassy declaring that he will end the climate crisis.

Portrait of Kachapatch, 13, a Asiatic Elephant (‘chang’ in Thai) who will be joining the Chang(e) Caravan, a 15-day march organised by Greenpeace, tcktckctk, Thai Elephant Research and Conservation Fund and other local wildlife and civil society...