Elephant keepers are specialized caretakers responsible for the health and well-being of elephants in zoos, wildlife sanctuaries, and conservation centers. They provide daily care, including feeding, bathing, and monitoring the animals for any signs of illness. Their work often involves creating enriching environments to stimulate the elephants mentally and physically. In addition to hands-on care, elephant keepers educate the public about elephants and their natural behaviors. They may also participate in training programs that promote positive interactions between elephants and humans. This role is crucial for the conservation of elephant species and the promotion of wildlife protection efforts.