Conserve Natural Forests (CNF) is a non-profit organisation based in Pai, Thailand, that aims to restore degraded tropical ecosystems. Our core projects include Reforestation, Wildlife Conservation, and Education.We use a system called the Framework Species Method of reforestation on degraded landscapes with an aim to restore natural forest cover in Thailand. We not only focus on trees, but also the animals that call these forests home; we rescue and rehabilitate domesticated Asian Elephants and various species of reptiles and work toward returning them to their natural habitats.
Miguel Tenorio Tagle has a background in Communication Sciences from the Iberoamerican University in Mexico City and a law degree from the University of La Laguna in Spain. Miguel served as a legal consultant for several years Dubai;
Anchala has over 17 years of experience working with elephants and is passionate about preserving the species. As a regional coordinator, Hippo is responsible for meeting the day-to-day challenges for carrying out CNF’s activities.
Lieutenant Sanga “Mr. Tiger” Pingkan joined the Royal Thai Army over 20 years ago. He is in charge of managing the King’s Self Sustainability Project at the army base in Pai, to which he owes his passion about preserving our forests.
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