o. l. hello and welcome to the latest episode of eco africa this is. coming to you from the fossil park in lagos nigeria and if you ever wanted to know how you can make a difference in the environment stay tuned ok with me is my charming calling from south africa for lucia i know that hi everyone my name is felicia industry and i'm joining you guys from johannesburg this week you can learn about how women in kenya are fighting for elephants and that's not all also coming up. a man who is bringing. them to south africa she has. an organization in cameroon teaching people how to use water responsibly. and after farming in madagascar and how it's moving to new livelihoods. mama tembo means mother elephant in swahili it's also an affectionate term some border women call each other and they mean it literally some of them track the animals and do what they can to keep corridos free for them to move about that helps keep the elephants safe from harm but also ensures that both humans and animals have enough access to scarce resources like water. it's early in

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