so many different walks of life. some are pumpin and oddly troubling but all of them come straight from the heart to receive even when there's no more delusion the march will enjoy some. from. the loss to their final resting place the russians on g.w. documentary. hello and welcome to eat who are free to go where we highlight green topics and ideas from africa and europe. where i'm in lagos nigeria and with me is my co-host in uganda hello there sandra hi there i'm sundered to nobody here in

kampala uganda and in these tricks shall we go to germany to meet a month who's hoping to turn the tide when it comes to plastic pollution in the way that he has some other topics we'll be looking at today. we look at why being a ranger and such a dangerous profession. we also see how briefing didn't know which and all relating to almost 1st stop them from inc. and find out how the plant waste is being put to use in much augusta. being a ranger can be a dangerous job some $100.00 wildlife guardians lose their lives each year in their line of duty many of them in east and central africa while accidents account for about 50 percent of those fatalities porches were responsible for the other half we went to months and forced national park here in uganda to meet julius or what now the wadded in charge of law enforcement there he has been confronting these day in

day out for more than 20 years. in the morning roll call julius one a tells his men that poachers have set traps during the night to capture animals. they have to move fast to save than will slice. after covering a few kilometers a foot with his men. but as the rangers combed the area looking for more he received an emergency call. but. colleagues in another part of the park have arrested someone suspected of having killed the buffalo. in his group and got away. the rangers confiscate the meat of the animals here have protected status no hunting is allowed.

that came from their communities of course. they came with. a spear at least. in the process of cutting and cutting where they need. cole incident and they moved in swiftly at the dentist from this specific outpost so. they moved into italy and they managed to one of. their race paras off. the storehouse poaching traps are piling up but. it's an uphill battle the more the rangers find and dismantle the more made by the poachers there are people who have dedicated their lives into manufacturing these some of this.

men are made from. boards of motor bikes which are everywhere in the shops so a person will walk into. as if he's going to ride spares for their model break he does not on a motorbike and he asks for the acceleration of clutch cable which he can easily by at a cheaper price and we turn it into a snare and bring it into the park some of the traps collecting the evidence of the harm that the. many animals also be at the painful science this elephant almost lost to the poaches. of one of the says that such cases are common and that is why he's always on the lookout for threats every day throughout the park. out there we know we have people

who will always want to force themselves into a protected area to try and get these resources and. where they come to these resources and you do not have. enough information enough intelligence about them and then you are forced to move almost everywhere to try and get to know what is happening in part of their park so that you are sure that what you are managing is intact of one is convinced the tourist push is to create the illegal wildlife trade by offering them work. people like out that. he's happy with this transition from poacher to gamekeeper of the load buffalo almost killed him on foot patrol. he knows exactly the movements of the poachers. because when i was approaching nothing i could get even if i went back we didn't

need a friend that you can use it for busy and i think i. might be doing that not tied back to the time when i joined in now i would do it you don't need anybody. in money which i'm getting from from the packing. is the warden in charge of law enforcement in march a sinful national park he says the anti poaching efforts already paid off and terrorism is proving he's helped to arrest and prosecute over $700.00 poachers in the area julius has witnessed the population of elephants grow in the last 25 years from less than 400 of the animals to over 1600 today. someone photograph a mountain and is planning campaign to fight plus to pollution around the world $322000000.00 tons of plastic is produced each year and you can find plastic waste

lived pretty anywhere much of it ends up in the rebbe's stephon hole which is trying to bring people together to change these and here is what it called he wrote this week.

nearly every day he has a lot of curious visitors. started to say. yes but her boss says it's about more than just having fresh vegetables on spitsbergen . this techniques that we develop here can be used to grow food and this inner city

can be used to grow food on different islands so it has many. applications to other places as well so if we can do it here it can be done anywhere this is the most challenging place to do it. benjamin vidmar believes that if his ideas can take root in spitsbergen they could grow practically anywhere. from i see no way to africa so modern gas got to be precise way before we station as a quashing impact previously 90 percent of the island was covered with forest now only a 10th of that remains according to environmental experts trees are mostly being cut down to create farmland or for firewood but now someone has come up with an alternative fuel source tell us most on the village does a longing a new process in which they can tell on plant waste on dry grass into fuel pellets

it is so much better than cutting down the mall by the way but trees. thea done and is a small town in the highlands of madagascar it never had its own school until a nonprofit organization called zohan or made it possible for the residents to build one. founder of the hana has come to visit. dr rani on tania reeve wants to increase environmental awareness and make sure that it's established in the school curriculum. team has had a series of workshops. undy rommel's on runs a course on bio char a charcoal produced from plant matter. the residents collect dry grass and leaves press them into pretty dark holes in the ground and carefully light them. they then quickly seal the hole to cut off the air supply so the biomass can slowly char

ricer 6 can also be used they need to char in this pit for 12 hours where the restricted air supply says it looks good but the waste from the rice harvest has charred nicely we can empty out the contents now to process it. leaves them. they want to make pellets and briquettes from the coal dust they are diluted clay to the biomass to glue together so they can then needed into bio char. it's a far better fuel source than would be curtains for 10 times longer and using bio char also has another advantage. to make charcoal i usually use. you know. the small talk one from this drug that i asked. you to use the i don't have to go far away. the residents used to spend hours gathering firewood for

cooking. people hear it rice several times a day. dr plains now cover the land where forests used to grow everything has been cut down. there are only trees in the town now which the organizations are hannah replanted. the best way to burn bio char is in special clay ovens protected from the wind. and the runnels on teaches the residents how to make them. the women are already using the ovens to cook at school. but the zohan a team wants to convince everyone that the stove like this needs just a 5th of the fuel and by using bio char instead of would the embers last even longer because old habits die hard though winning people over takes patience despite the many advantages what do you all know musea saves a lot of fuel. stays inside. and

it's much faster to cook. the. design hannity missed testing out a new machine that could help them produce by a char. it was highly praised by technicians from the provincial capital. the machine is supposed to press and compact the bio mass in the cylinders more effectively than can be done by hand but it didn't work as hoped and still needs to be optimized. in for love you have to clean it out every time you use it it's always blocked up. i think that it's fair to make. sure every fun you can have there while a. missing. leg is more fun to do you charge by. the school is also teaching the children a few i don't know now about gardening or the plants and trees here were planted by

pupils on the school garden or. the child plants 5 trees a year and in a way says if greenery has sprung up in the middle of the drawing grasslands for. 10 years you go you don't like it in certain we can go in if you can from the celebs cherry i forget though we can't have people that do you can look just in mangoes because you know that may was growing even in the dry. land strictly she's improved so it's just people didn't. design a team wants to plant $15000.00 new trees a year together with the people of fear donna. so that's it for us week a half an hour packed with lots of environmental news and the year's best global practices my name is now tied with lp enjoy the show thanks and by by family. and good by for me in uganda my name is sandra to nobody and if you would like to

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