Barcelona, Spain -- (SBWIRE) -- 01/30/2017 -- For far too long humans have exploited mother earth and creatures that inhabit it for their personal benefit, this exploitation has resulted in the destruction of the ecosystem. ElephantSanctuaryThailand.com is a website that is doing its part in preserving and protecting one of Thailand's most precious natural inhabitants: the elephants, by promoting various sanctuaries of an ethical nature for elephants in the Thailand.
Speaking about the problems the elephant population is facing in Thailand, the ElephantSanctuaryThailand.com spokesperson said, "Thailand has both domesticated and wild populations of Asian elephants. Domestic elephants are those that get captured in the wild or even bred in captivity. These elephants are then tamed to work with elephant keepers in the logging. They ironically and unwillingly help humans to destroy the habitat they desperately require to survive. The population of wild elephants keeps reducing, and the creatures are struggling to survive. Research has shown that there are only 2200 wild elephants left."
As the number of elephants dwindles down to just a couple of thousand elephant, the responsibility falls upon the people of the country to protect and preserve the elephants and the places they call home. Elephant Sanctuary Thailand has accepted its responsibility and has come up with a list of elephant sanctuaries where elephants get to live in the natural environment. By providing an invaluable service that connects people with all the elephant sanctuaries that treat the elephants with respect, dignity and without abuse. Their rating and review system allows their users to select the best among the choices.
About ElephantSanctuaryThailand.com
ElephantSanctuaryThailand.com is a website that lists the various sanctuaries of an ethical nature for elephants in the Thailand. ElephantSanctuaryThailand.com offers a list of sanctuaries where elephants live in their natural environment, while still exposed to human contact, they are however treated with respect, dignity and without any form of abuse.
For more information, please visit: https://elephantsanctuarythailand.com/