"Chief excrement officers" Tun and Michael Flancman were already turning elephant poop into paper when, in 2009, the recession made them look for new revenue sources. The couple opened PooPooPaper Park, where visitors learn how to make paper from elephant waste. We visit Chiang Mai province in Thailand to see how one company turned its process of making treeless paper into an attraction that also supports Asian elephants.

For more, visit https://www.poopoopaperpark.com and https://www.poopoopaper.com

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