(12 Mar 2010) SHOTLIST
Tsavo East National Park, Kenya - March 8, 2010
1. Various of elephants
2. Wide of elephants
Tsavo East National Park, Kenya - March 9, 2010
3. Wide shot of armed Kenya Wildlife Service rangers at the Tsavo East National Park.
4. Various shots of armed Kenya Wildlife Service rangers tracking poachers at the Tsavo East National Park.
5. SOUNDBITE: (English ) Corporal Norman Makoha, Tsavo East National Park,
"At the moment we are trying to track the bandits, to find out if they came around this place maybe to take water and we are also finding any unusual movements maybe cutting of trees or fires, so if we find them we''re sure that they are around this place."
6. Various shots of a ranger inspecting bones of an elephant.
7. Wide shot of suspected poacher caught by the rangers.
8. Tilt up of weapons that suspected poacher was in possesion of.
9. Close up of suspected poacher.
10. Wide shot of suspected poacher being questioned by rangers.
11. Close up of Senior Warden Yusuf Adan.
12. SOUNDBITE: (English) Yusuf Adan, Senior Warden,Tsavo East National Park
"There was a community meeting and the fellow just attended that meeting but we already had his name and he was being trailed so he was arrested there."
13. Various shots of confiscated ivory tusks in storage.
14. Establishing shots of Senior Warden Yusuf Adan .
15. SOUNDBITE: (English) Yusuf Adan, Senior Warden, Tsavo East National Park
"We think that if Tanzanians would be allowed to sell their ivory stock, then even the poachers who are in Kenya will then get motivated. They will know that it is very easy to just kill in Kenya and just cross over to the other side and sell. And sometimes it''s very hard to know what is legal and what is not legal in terms of the ivory that you see in the market. It''s very hard to enforce that. So, from our perspective, really, that is going to be a problem for Kenya."
Tsavo East National Park, Kenya - March 8, 2010
16. Various of elephants at Tsavo East National Park
Nairobi, Kenya Wildlife Service Headquarters - March 1, 2010
17. Establishing shot of Patrick Omondi, Kenya Wildlife Service Senior Assistant Director and Head of Species Conservation and Management.
18. SOUNDBITE: (English) Patrick Omondi, Kenya Wildlife Service Senior Assistant Director and Head of Species Conservation and Management.
"Because of the split of the moratorium that we needed nine years, we''re basically requesting the government of Tanzania to withdraw this proposal and re-table it after the nine year lapse for consideration. The same applies to Zambia proposal. They are premature. They do not meet the criteria and the fact that they never consulted the other range states for their point of view, these proposals should not be discussed at all at this coming conference of parties. This is Kenya''s position and this position is supported by 22 other African governments that are opposed to lifting the international ban in ivory trade and that are feeling the pressure of poaching across the elephant range in the continent."
Tsavo East National Park, Kenya - March 8, 2010
19. Various shots of elephants at the Tsavo East National Park.
Manila, Philippines - March 9, 2010
20. Mid of Philippine Protected Wildlife Bureau (PAWB) employee opening gate of storage area where seized elephant tusks are being kept
21. Mid of PAWB Director Theresa Mundita Lim entering the room with Lusaka Agreement Task Force field officer Theotimos Rwegasira from Tanzania
22. Various of Tanzanian team looking at tusks
23. Various of tusks
26. Wide of tusks
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