![[BACK TO THE WILD]
You want to find out how our team tracks our released elephants? Then, have a look at this fabulous video made by Wendy who followed our team in Nam Pouy Protected area.
This project could not be successful without local people, and our team of experts. It is above all, a human adventure. We are proud to see that the released herd (who was rescued from illegal traffic) is now roaming free in the wild.
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Administrateur
Chercheur en ethnobiologie à ses heures, Jean-Marc fait des recherches et effectue des missions en ethnobotanique sur les usages traditionnels de plantes au Laos et en Thaïlande. Il prépare une thèse sur les convergences d’usages de plantes médicinales entre les cornacs et les éléphants dans la province de Sayaboury, au Laos.
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Paris, France
