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Up in smoke
Up in smoke: A Kenya Wildlife Services (KWS) officer stands near a burning pile of 15 tons of elephant ivory seized in Kenya at Nairobi National Park on Tuesday, the largest amount of contraband ivory burned in Africa to date
Up in smoke: A Kenya Wildlife Services (KWS) officer stands near a burning pile of 15 tons of elephant ivory seized in Kenya at Nairobi National Park on Tuesday, the largest amount of contraband ivory burned in Africa to date. The pile was officially burned by Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta to mark World Wildlife Day and African Environment day. An average of 30,000 elephants are poached every year in Africa. (AFP/Carl de Souza) (KWS) officer stands near a burning pile of 15 tons of elephant ivory seized in Kenya at Nairobi National Park on Tuesday, the largest amount of contraband ivory burned in Africa to date. The pile was officially burned by Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta to mark World Wildlife Day and African Environment day. An average of 30,000 elephants are poached every year in Africa. (AFP/Carl de Souza)
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span class="inline inline-center">Up in smoke: A Kenya Wildlife Services (KWS) officer stands near a burning pile of 15 tons of elephant ivory seized in Kenya at Nairobi National Park on Tuesday, the largest amount of contraband ivory burned in Africa to date. The pile was officially burned by Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta to mark World Wildlife Day and African Environment day. An average of 30,000 elephants are poached every year in Africa. (AFP/Carl de Souza)
