Elephants, Humans Face Off Over Limited Resources in Kenya
“At a Nairobi-based orphanage for baby elephants, the animals are seen as lovable beasts in desperate need of protection. But across Kenya, adult elephants are better known as overgrown garden pests that trample and terrified. As Nick Wadhams reports from Nairobi, the elephant is at the center of a bitter competition over land and resources.” - VOA News
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