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Tide Against Poaching
If I could turn the tide against poaching I would request for the government to try and take down all the black markets in the country. I would build a fence,ask for more government help,and put up more surveillance to save Asian and African Elephants from going extinct.
Putting guard towers would increase protection of the homeland of the elephants. Putting around the clock guards at these towers will keep poachers from entering the grasslands. All the towers are approximately 2.5 miles apart to keep the hunters from sneaking by the less protected land. By doing this poachers and hunters will become more aware that we are serious about keeping the elephants safe from everybody. A fence can be built to keep out law breaking people. The fence

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