Habitat loss and human-elephant conflict are the main threats to the endangered Asian elephant. Deforestation limits resources and space for elephants. At the same time, many farmers grow crops that attract elephants, resulting in crop-raiding, and elephant and human injuries and deaths.

The Tom Yum project supports farmers to organically grow alternative crops that elephants don’t like, such as chillies, lemongrass, galangal, lime, garlic, cilantro, and other aromatic plants. These alternative crops are now used in a range of handmade products, all with a unique conservation story!

Our Bee the Change project also offers a sustainable solution that benefits both elephants and people! As elephants are afraid of bees, we use beehive fences to reduce crop damage and generate supplemental income for farmers in Thailand.
You can now support our Bee the Change project by buying a jar of elephant-friendly Beeyond Honey, fresh from our beehive fences.

Elephant & Co: for elephants and all species coexisting with elephants, including us! By buying our elephant-friendly products, you support our mission and contribute to the survival of elephants!