Footprints in the Sand We are always excited by findings related to historic elephant presence on the Iberian Peninsula. A pioneering new research project led by the University of Seville, the Andalusian Institute of Earth Sciences, and the University of Huelva, has...
An Icon of the African Savannah The world has lost another titan of the wild. Craig, one of Kenya’s last remaining “super tuskers”, passed away on January 3rd in his home territory of Amboseli National Park. Few elephants carry the weight of legend, but Craig...
Honouring a Pioneer of Elephant Research We were deeply saddened to hear of the death of a true elephant hero in 2025. Iain Douglas-Hamilton died at his home in Nairobi on the 10th of December aged 83 after dedicating his life to the study of elephant behaviour and...
Photo credit: José Eduardo Fontes/Rewilding Portugal Grazing as Fire Prevention: New Evidence As Europe experiences record-breaking heat waves, the need for fire-smart landscape management has never been more important. In Portugal’s Greater Côa Valley, a recent...
Introducing the Wild Tauros Another major milestone in our rewilding journey at Pangea! Thanks to our ongoing collaboration with Rewilding Portugal, we have successfully introduced a herd of Tauros to the sanctuary as part of our commitment to restoring native...
Elephant Sanctuaries That Inspire Us At Pangea, we believe in creating wild spaces that mirror the biological diversity of native ecosystems. As we work toward establishing our own elephant sanctuary in Portugal, we’re inspired by the incredible work being done by...
