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You might want to have a look at this website -- http://www.elemotion.org/
Any camp, center or even "sanctuary" that allows visitors to have direct contact with any wild animals -- whether it's riding, bathing, feeding, etc. -- is endangering both the humans and the elephants. Did you know, for instance, that the human strain of tuberculosis can pass between humans and eles and back again?

There are many organizations in Thailand that bill themselves as doing conservation when, really, they are money-making ventures. Generally, the eles at these places have miserable lives.

But there are 2 excellent organizations in Thailand you might be interested in --
Boon Lott's Elephant Sanctuary
http://www.blesele.org/

and the Mahouts Elephant Foundation, which has a wonderful program called Walking with Elephants --
http://www.mahouts.co.uk/

Edit: C'est quoi le truc verts ou jaune qui part en orbite à côté d'elle?

Je ne sais pas ce qui vous fait dire que c'est le Elephant Jungle Sanctuary. Il y a plusieurs refuges pour éléphants à Chiang Mai.

You might want to have a look at this website -- http://www.elemotion.org/ Any camp, center or even "sanctuary" that allows visitors to have direct contact with any wild animals -- whether it's riding, bathing, feeding, etc. -- is endangering both the humans and the elephants. Did you know, for instance, that the human strain of tuberculosis can pass between humans and eles and back again?