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action alert! Thanks to increased demand for ivory in China and elsewhere, the rising rate of poaching in Kenya could drive elephants to extinction.
Dear Arfin, The rise in poaching is not only an environmental or animal welfare issue; it's also an economic one. Diminishing numbers of elephants in Kenya means a loss of revenue from tourists who travel to the country to see the elephants. At the current poaching rates, conservationists wonder if there is any hope for saving elephants as a species. It is vital that Kenya step up protection efforts for elephants immediately. Ask the Kenyan government to draft new legislation to take steps to address poaching in their country -- before the elephants are gone forever.
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