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You need to know what's happening in the Mara Serengeti ecosystem

A recent aerial report has revealed a worrying number of elephant carcasses. A total of 192 were counted, of which 117 were in Kenya and 75 in Tanzania. More shocking is that of all the carcasses found in Kenya, 84 per cent were outside of the Masai Mara National Reserve, and each had its tusks missing. The two governments are keen to work with conservationists to find lasting solutions to the challenges facing endangered species, including the rhino. Help save an elephant We're sharing this you because it's unacceptable Conservation organizations such as WWF are working with governments in seeking solutions to the current poaching menace by acquiring anti-poaching equipment and technology, engaging communities and private sector in anti-poaching campaigns, carrying out elephant censuses, working with communities to reduce human wildlife conflict, securing elephant range outside protected areas, monitoring threats and developing national and sub-regional databases for use in managing elephant and rhino populations.  Read the article