Wild elephants learn to trust again after the fight against poaching sees positive results in Zakouma National Park in Chad. Between 2002 to 2010, more than 4,000 elephants in Zakouma were slaughtered by poachers for one thing – their tusks, for the illegal sale of ivory. But African Parks, in partnership with the Chadian Government, has drastically reduced poaching in Zakouma since assuming management of the park in 2010.