案例简介：@ kirstenluce的照片加入作家 @ natashaldaly明天，星期三，7月1日，在上午6:30EDT特别 @ natgeo Instagram与大象Gluay Hom一起在 @ saveelephantfoundation的新庇护所中与创始人 @ lek_chailert一起生活。背景故事: 娜塔莎 (Natasha) 和我发现Gluay Hom瘦弱，伤口张开，被拴在泰国曼谷郊外Samut Prakarn鳄鱼农场和动物园的体育场下。去年，我们在杂志专题报道中加入了Gluay Hom，内容是关于世界各地旅游景点的动物苦难。我们的故事发表后，75,000人签署了一份请愿书，要求营救他。六个星期后，在2019年8月，拯救大象基金会 (Save Elephant Foundation) 释放了他，用卡车将他运送到庇护所。明天，与Natasha和SEF创始人Lek Chailert一起，与来自泰国Chaing Mai的Gluay Hom一起生活，看看并听到他走了多远。虽然Gluay Hom的悲惨故事有一个圆满的结局，但如此多的动物，包括您在其他照片中看到的大象，继续在该设施和泰国周围的设施中受苦。新型冠状病毒肺炎关闭了泰国的旅游业，给这些动物带来了一个更加不确定的未来，这些动物都非常昂贵。

案例简介：Photos by @kirstenluce Join writer @natashaldaly tomorrow, Wednesday, July 1, at 6:30 a.m. EDT for a special @natgeo Instagram Live with elephant Gluay Hom at his new sanctuary home at @saveelephantfoundation, with founder @lek_chailert. The backstory: Natasha and I found Gluay Hom emaciated, with open wounds, and chained underneath a stadium at Samut Prakarn Crocodile Farm and Zoo outside Bangkok, Thailand. We included Gluay Hom in our magazine feature story last year on animal suffering at tourism attractions around the world. After our story published, 75,000 people signed a petition calling for his rescue. Six weeks later, in August 2019, Save Elephant Foundation secured his release, transporting him by truck to its sanctuary. Tomorrow, join Natasha and SEF founder Lek Chailert live with Gluay Hom from Chaing Mai, Thailand, to see and hear just how far he’s come.While Gluay Hom’s tragic story had a happy ending, so many animals, including the elephants you see in these other photographs, continue to suffer at that facility and at facilities around Thailand. COVID-19 has shuttered Thailand’s tourism industry, giving these animals, all very expensive to care for, an even more uncertain future.

国家地理 - Photos by @kirstenluce Join writer @natashaldaly tomorrow, Wednesday, July 1, at 6:30 a.m. EDT for a special @natgeo Ins

案例简介：@ kirstenluce的照片加入作家 @ natashaldaly明天，星期三，7月1日，在上午6:30EDT特别 @ natgeo Instagram与大象Gluay Hom一起在 @ saveelephantfoundation的新庇护所中与创始人 @ lek_chailert一起生活。背景故事: 娜塔莎 (Natasha) 和我发现Gluay Hom瘦弱，伤口张开，被拴在泰国曼谷郊外Samut Prakarn鳄鱼农场和动物园的体育场下。去年，我们在杂志专题报道中加入了Gluay Hom，内容是关于世界各地旅游景点的动物苦难。我们的故事发表后，75,000人签署了一份请愿书，要求营救他。六个星期后，在2019年8月，拯救大象基金会 (Save Elephant Foundation) 释放了他，用卡车将他运送到庇护所。明天，与Natasha和SEF创始人Lek Chailert一起，与来自泰国Chaing Mai的Gluay Hom一起生活，看看并听到他走了多远。虽然Gluay Hom的悲惨故事有一个圆满的结局，但如此多的动物，包括您在其他照片中看到的大象，继续在该设施和泰国周围的设施中受苦。新型冠状病毒肺炎关闭了泰国的旅游业，给这些动物带来了一个更加不确定的未来，这些动物都非常昂贵。

国家地理 - Photos by @kirstenluce Join writer @natashaldaly tomorrow, Wednesday, July 1, at 6:30 a.m. EDT for a special @natgeo Ins

案例简介：Photos by @kirstenluce Join writer @natashaldaly tomorrow, Wednesday, July 1, at 6:30 a.m. EDT for a special @natgeo Instagram Live with elephant Gluay Hom at his new sanctuary home at @saveelephantfoundation, with founder @lek_chailert. The backstory: Natasha and I found Gluay Hom emaciated, with open wounds, and chained underneath a stadium at Samut Prakarn Crocodile Farm and Zoo outside Bangkok, Thailand. We included Gluay Hom in our magazine feature story last year on animal suffering at tourism attractions around the world. After our story published, 75,000 people signed a petition calling for his rescue. Six weeks later, in August 2019, Save Elephant Foundation secured his release, transporting him by truck to its sanctuary. Tomorrow, join Natasha and SEF founder Lek Chailert live with Gluay Hom from Chaing Mai, Thailand, to see and hear just how far he’s come.While Gluay Hom’s tragic story had a happy ending, so many animals, including the elephants you see in these other photographs, continue to suffer at that facility and at facilities around Thailand. COVID-19 has shuttered Thailand’s tourism industry, giving these animals, all very expensive to care for, an even more uncertain future.

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国家地理 - Photos by @kirstenluce Join writer @natashaldaly tomorrow, Wednesday, July 1, at 6:30 a.m. EDT for a special @natgeo Ins

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