After 22 months of care during the gestation of the mother and another 2 years caring for the calf, comes the time for a delicate process which is the weaning and training of the calf: a sensitive subject in terms of animal welfare due to a lack of information.
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Published by the Asian Nature Conservation Foundation (www.asiannature.org) & Aane Mane Foundation, Bangalore, India.
As many as 16,000 Asian elephants–one third of the entire population–are captive. In India alone, about 3500 elephants live in various and often critical conditions of captivity, contradicting the contemporary notions of wildlife conservation and animal welfare.
The Elephant Code Book examines the current methods of elephant keeping and recalls the historical background that is necessary to understand the present situation. It reviews the classical texts on the subject as well as the relevant scientific literature in order to define the principles, methods and minimum standards to be adopted as a code of conduct in the management of elephants in captivity.
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Send your postal address and your donation by cheque (Indian Rupees only) in favour of Aane Mane Foundation to the Bangalore address given below. A set of 3 DVDs will be couriered immediately on receipt.
If you are not in India, write to Meera and indicate your country of residence, proposed donation and mode of payment.
25 Chico Square
Hutchins Road 5th Cross
St Thomas Town
Bangalore 560 084
Phones: 2546-4481/2547-9957
Mobile: 98440-14694
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Dharma was born on July 7th, 2007.
He was a small male of 82 cm at the shoulder and approximately 90 kilos.
He is the first elephant born at Aane Mane's camp.