The poaching crisis in Kenya is not only endangering vulnerable animals. Rangers face some of the most harrowing scenes every day, dealing with the aftermath of poaching incidents and risking their lives to prevent them. Raabia Hawa was a local media personality, but turned her focus to conservation when she realised what those in the field go through. Watch how Raabia has used her platform to represent rangers alongside Ulinzi Africa Foundation. Visit walkwithrangers.org/get-involved/donate to support them. Footage by Ulinzi Africa Foundation was used in the creation of this film.
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