I got my notice from Amazon overnight - and there was a price drop, too. (Though still expensive at $60 / ea) I’m really looking forward to this one - look at the line up!
A reflection on the Month of Elephants series from start to finish.
A survey of elephant news stories for the week ending June 20, 2008
Why are elephants being poached and poisoned in India?
Seems a shame that cruelty would be at the heart of this celebration that is presumably about love.
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Last week there were causes for both celebration and sorrow for chimpanzees living in captivity in the US: some find a new home and another passes on. Both stories will tug at your heart strings.
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The Month of Elephants series has covered a wide range of topics, but good news is scarce these days. That’s why I was especially pleased to see this recent news from Sri Lanka.
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I’ve been keeping track of my own responses to various devices used in the telling of animals’ stories a little more closely.
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The sources quoted in the story have tried handily to connect the trauma of elephants to the risk of future trauma among people, but only in the context of tourism
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plan to be in Toronto later this summer, but I wish I could visit now to check out this current play, Sanctuary Song. In the play, an elephant named Sydney tells the story of her life, which seems to embody details from the lives of many elephants, but of no specific individual.
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