CLEAN : Kenya joins global march to highlight animal slaughter

The video highlights the urgent need to protect elephants and rhinos in Kenya, emphasizing that wildlife crime is a serious issue involving organized syndicates. Citizens and friends of wildlife are encouraged to support government efforts to combat poaching and trafficking. The potential future without these animals is dire, with Kenya possibly losing its iconic wildlife. Mombasa is identified as a major ivory export hub, and the video calls for action to stop this trade.

Why is it crucial to take immediate action to protect elephants and rhinos in Kenya?

• They are not native to Kenya.

• Their numbers are critically low.

• They are overpopulated in Kenya.

• They are already extinct in Kenya.

What makes wildlife crime a significant challenge for Kenya?

• It is a minor issue that can be ignored.

• It is an organized crime involving criminal syndicates.

• It is easily managed by a single agency.

• It is only a problem in rural areas.

Who needs to collaborate to effectively combat wildlife crime in Kenya?

• Only international organizations.

• Only the government.

• Citizens, friends, and the government.

• Only local communities.

What is the significance of Mombasa in the context of wildlife conservation?

• It is a sanctuary for elephants.

• It is the largest exporter of ivory in the world.

• It is a protected area for rhinos.

• It is a tourist destination for wildlife enthusiasts.

What action is suggested to stop the illegal export of ivory from Mombasa?

• Build more wildlife sanctuaries.

• Relocate the port to another city.

• Increase tourism in the area.

• Clean up the ports and stop the export.