Dogs Detect Ivory at Nairobi Airport - Canines for Conservation

Explore traveled to Kenya to visit Canines for Conservation, an organization striving to end the illegal poaching crisis in Africa. Witness the harmonious bond between the dog handlers and dogs as they work to halt illegal trafficking of ivory.
According to the African Wildlife Foundation, 35,000 elephants are being killed each year due to poaching for ivory. With only an estimated total of 350,000 elephants left in Africa, the reality of living in a world without elephants is frightening.
To learn more and to get involved visit www.awf.org
To watch African wildlife live visit our livecams here:
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[@ZenyattafanfromCa]

Fantastic dogs. Thank you for this service to safe African Wildlife.

[@Jesster78]

Thank you so much for helping the elephants and other animals. Great job doggies!!

[@simon01ize]

Great dogs and handlers but i agree,the corruption and Asian markets needs dealing with.Aggressive measures against any poachers or anyone found in possession of ivory etc too.

[@faunaandflorainitiatives6089]

Great job.

[@cajuncountry4279]

The animals are beautiful but the black woman is absolutely gorgeous!! 😍❤️

[@billjones6415]

Great dogs. Poachers should get death penalty!