Describes the characteristics and importance of the African savanna, examines the plight of ten endangered animals that inhabit the savanna, and explores what is being done to protect them
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Taken from Chapter 9: The African elephant Kenya helps elephants The East African country of Kenya was one of the main supporters of a complete ban on the ivory trade, but poaching continued there, too. In 1989 the president appointed Dr. Richard Leakey, a world-famous anthropologist, to attack the problem. Leakey began by raising funds to help arm park rangers against poaching gangs. He raised the rangers' pay and fired corrupt officials, replacing the with trusted ones. By 1991 fewer than fifteen elephants were killed in six months.
An excellent book that looks at Endangered Savannah Animals. Easy to read, factual, up-to-date, colorful -- School Librarians' Book Reviews, May 1993
The attractive layout with an easy-to-read vocabulary level makes these book appealing to a wide audience. The interesting informative text with the accompanying glossary and index adds to the usefulness of these books as school research resources -- CM, Sept. 1993
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