Debbie Ethell’s Press and Media Coverage

This page showcases Debbie Ethell’s press and media coverage, featuring interviews, articles, podcasts, and television appearances that educate the public about elephants.

Debbie Ethell Press and Media Coverage — Interview with Kara Mack on the set of Afternoon Live

Elephants, Science, and the Law Webinar

Presented by
The American Bar Association International Law

Panelists: Dr. Mickey Pardo, Jim Karani, LL.M. in Animal Law, Debbie Ethell
Facilitated by: Jamie McLaughlin, LL.M. in Animal Law

“Elephants, Science, and the Law” is a webinar that explores elephant intelligence, communication, and conservation as well as the legal battles that shape their protection. Dr. Mickey Pardo reveals his most recent finding, which suggests that elephants may even call each other by name, highlighting their remarkable cognitive abilities. Jim Karani, Kenya’s first animal rights attorney, discusses the role of crime science in wildlife protection. Conservation scientist Debbie Ethell shares insights on why keeping elephants in the wild is more sustainable and cost-effective than captivity. Hosted by Jamie McLaughlin, this presentation is part of the American Bar Association International Animal Law program. This webinar is part of an ongoing series showcasing wildlife law and conservation research.

The Elephant in the Room Youtube Series

The Elephant in the Room video series covers essential topics about elephant behavior, communication, myths, anatomy, and conservation. It addresses real questions and explores issues raised by viewers, providing thoughtful insight and a clear perspective. Download the video transcript here.

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News Articles

This collection of news articles features Debbie Ethell’s work in elephant conservation, legal efforts, and her acclaimed book series. Each article highlights her expertise, accomplishments, and contributions to the field.

Television Interviews

These television interviews feature Debbie Ethell discussing elephant conservation, her passion for elephants, and the law.

Special Interview with the NhRP

In this special interview with the Nonhuman Rights Project (NhRP), Executive Director of The KOTA Foundation for Elephants, Debbie Ethell discusses her book The Will of Heaven, shares stories from her work with elephants, and talks about her work with Steve Wise and NhRP’s landmark elephant cases. She reflects on the most remarkable discoveries about elephant intelligence, behavior, and communication, offering insights into conservation, legal protections, and the ongoing efforts

Podcasts

Debbie Ethell shares her insights on elephant conservation and education with some of the most influential voices in the field. On Coexist, she joins renowned radio host and conservation leader Coe Lewis to discuss her book, The Will of Heaven, captivating listeners with her story and insights. She also joins Courtney Scott, organizer of the International Elephant Conference and President of FOZE (a nonprofit focused on ending elephant captivity at the Oregon Zoo), on Voices for the Animals to highlight her upcoming presentation at the conference and share the stories and experiences that have inspired her most about elephants.