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Aane Mane Foundation base camp in India


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Aane Mane Foundation base camp


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Typecamp
Owner 2000-2021: Prajna Chowta
Last elephant left2021
Place Mysore
Country India
Website Website
DirectorsPrajna Chowta
Key People
Veterinarians
Elephant department
Head keepers
of elephants
Elephant keepers -2020: Mujeeb Khan
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Description

Aane Mane Foundation base camp, in Mysore, India . The last elephant left in 2021.


Comments / pictures2019: Aane Mane elephants are free-ranging permanently in the forest and monitored by GPS collars (http://www.elephanttracking.org/), so they are rarely to be seen at the camp, only when they decide to come on their own, which they do often.

2021: Prajna Chowta is the co-founder of Aane Mane Foundation - which was started to study elephants closely to enable their and their habitat Conservation. The base camp of the foundation was located in the forests of Dubare and she had been nurturing many elephants under her care since 2000.

However, the residents across Dubare alleged that the elephants from Prajna’s foundation often raided the crops and caused immense damage. A complaint in this regard was forwarded to the state by the residents and the forest department officials. Following this, in August this year, the Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Wildlife) and Chief Wildlife Warden ordered the confiscation of the elephants owned by Prajna.

All the elephants will be shifted to Rampura Elephant Camp in Bandipur in two days\' time. There are eight elephants including two Adult females, a Makhna male, and elephant calves,” confirmed Ananya Kumar, RFO.

References for records about Aane Mane Foundation base camp

Recommended Citation

Koehl, Dan (2023). Aane Mane Foundation base camp, Elephant Encyclopedia. Available online at https://www.elephant.se/location2.php?location_id=1256. (archived at the Wayback machine)

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2013-11-07Now, gps collars to track elephant movement - Elephant News
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