Intrigued by the trailer? Watch the entire award-winning film, now streaming for free on UnchainedTV! Most people love elephants and, ironically, that's exactly why they're often abused. People who love elephants will sometimes take elephant rides, not realizing those elephants are subjected to ...

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Sangita Iyer is one of the world's leading champions for India's elephants and she made this film after she witnessed, with her own eyes, the terrible ways elephants are abused for cultural and religious regions in the Indian state of Kerala, ...

There's a war on elephants in India and one woman is on a mission to stop it and protect every last elephant threatened by man’s inhumanity. Sangita Iyer is the producer of Gods in Shackles, a must-watch, award-winning film now streaming for free on UnchainedTV here:
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Meet Sangita Iyer: award-winning filmmaker, author, biologist and National Geographic Explorer. This woman is on a mission: to save India’s endangered elephants by preserving corridors for them to roam, restoring their habitats, and educating people to stop human elephant conflict, fostering pea...

Three elephants who witnessed their mother being culled right before their eyes, were captured from an African forest and then brutally trained for exhibition to please throngs of people, have experienced a lifetime of physical and emotional trauma. Watch Reiki healer, Elke Riesterer meticulously...

An up-close encounter with two African beauties, Thika and Toka, retired from the Toronto Zoo in 2013, and two Asian elephants, Nicholas and Gypsy, rescued from an American circus, offers profound insights on their resilience and ability to forgive humans. They are thriving in a 125-acre plot of ...

In the wild, elephants wander across vast areas in their natural habitat, 16 to 18 hours a day, and socialize with other herds. They need this kind of socialization for their physical and emotional well-being. Even when zoo elephants are kept in open enclosures, a few acres of land cannot meet t...

There's a growing, global movement to end humanity's horrific treatment of elephants for entertainment, tourism and religion. Don't ever ride an elephant.... not ever! They - and their families- have been tortured to get them to that tourist trap. But, there's more than you can do! Sign here to p...

A robust infotainment series supported by Nat Geo Society and produced by award-winning Wildlife Filmmaker, Author, vfaes.org Founder, Sangita Iyer. Learn about the history of elephants and the abuse they entail by the hands of humans, which forces them out of their natural habitat and ways of li...

Meet renowned filmmaker Sangita Iyer, who spent two years creating the extraordinary 26-part series on Indian elephants. Get her new book: amzn.to/3vaxvUS

Two years in the making, The Asian Elephants 101 series highlights new issues these amazing creatures are facing. Support: vfaes.org/projects

Dramatic story portraying the precarious lives of elephants and people – two dominant species, trying to coexist. Join our movement: vfaes.org/projects

Habitat loss is driving elephants into villages and cropland to find food, where young men are mobbing the elephants. The solution? Cultivate saplings: vfaes.org/projects

Worshipped and tortured, revered and defiled. Indian elephants are exploited behind the insidious veil of religion. Support our projects: vfaes.org/projects

Every year, many elephants are killed on India’s deadly train tracks. Join our movement to end these tragic deaths: vfaes.org/projects

Rare footage of bull elephants displaying unique and extraordinary behaviors dispels unfounded myths about male elephants. Visit: elephantmatrix.com