Conservation Efforts and Challenges

The video discusses the challenges faced by a conservation agency dealing with armed militias and the loss of large mammals. Despite these difficulties, the dedication of 350 rangers has led to successes, such as the protection of mountain gorillas. However, this has come at a high cost, with over 140 rangers losing their lives. The agency believes that providing jobs can encourage locals to abandon weapons, and they are beginning to see the benefits of the national park. The park holds potential to significantly impact the community and future generations.

What is the primary threat faced by the conservation agency?

• Armed militias

• Natural disasters

• Climate change

• Tourism

Who leads the group of committed rangers?

• David Attenborough

• John Smith

• Jane Goodall

• Manual de Monroe

What significant success has been achieved by the rangers?

• Increasing tourism

• Protecting mountain gorillas

• Building new facilities

• Reducing pollution

How many rangers have died protecting wildlife?

• Over 200

• Over 140

• Over 100

• Over 50

What is one proposed solution to reduce conflict in the area?

• Increasing military presence

• Providing jobs

• Building more parks

• Introducing new laws

How are local communities beginning to view the national park?

• As a threat

• As a resource

• As irrelevant

• As a burden

What impact does the park have on future generations according to the transcript?

• It will be forgotten

• It will make a difference

• It will remain unchanged

• It will be destroyed