of fresh water in the basin has helped revive the local fauna to . lotus's have begun thriving again. local women spend two to three hours a day in the water collecting seeds from the lotus stalks. then they sort them shell and dry them and over a period of several weeks turn them into cous cous. after the dam was built until last year we couldn't harvest anything but now nature. has started to recover the lotuses have returned and we can collect the seeds again so. they harvested some six hundred kilos last year and up to feed their families for months and sell the excess another successful venture made possible by the park local craft traditions have also made a comeback these women make jewelry they are planning to sell the raw materials come from the national park and. these are tiny beads that they make from tree resin. boy on the interest of his and we help them to extract the resin without destroying the trees. back in the delta biologist zen is out on the water almost every day taking a look at the nesting sites in. villain news was open i lo

one nonprofit organization, fauna & flora international, is trying to help. their conservation response unit, or cru, made up of 14 elephants, is being deployed to prevent human/wildlife conflict. in communities where conflicts exist, the cru will push elephants back to remaining forest areas away from villages. >> [speaking local language] >> these approaches can be very fective on the small scale, um,nd also the short term. at the end of the day, as elhant habit shrinks elephants are going to spend more and more time coming out of the forest. so the long-term solution is not community based initiatives to drive elephants back to the forest. the long-term solution is to make sure there's enough room for the elephants to live in the natural habitat without having to come into human habitation. >> the best hope to conserve the sumatran elephant is actually to conserve the ones in aceh, because that's where the biggest populations are. so in order to conserve the elephants, we've got to conserve those lowland rainforests, which means conserving leuser. >> graha

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the private conservation area is home to a diverse flora and fauna. the elephants and other species like zebra and will the beast use the current dog to migrate between tanzania and kenya. however human settlement and agriculture posed a threat to the ecosystem. in order to protect the wildlife the african wildlife foundation decided to partner with the local mass like i'm unity. i think it's low we recognize that. government alone cannot effectively steward natural resources and people began to talk about the need for involving the local people who live depend on the natural his sources in the conservation of those resources i think that's a much more sustainable long of conservation. together with the african wildlife foundation the mass i devised a land use plan now one part of the area is reserved for agriculture and settlement and another part is reserved for conservation. a small luxury lodge was set up to develop tourism at several hundred euro's a night a room here doesn't come cheap yet a large attracts tourists from all over the world. their

it's a place for people to document the flora and fauna in their state.he's already uploaded about 700 entries. each discovery is flagged on the map. anna: climate protection is fun, because it gives me something in return. i feel like i'm doing something worthwhile with my time. i really enjoy it. host: doctors in new delhi have declared a public health emergency. the problem? poor air quality. and it's not the first time. cold air forces the smog down into the city, so pollution levels are particularly bad in winter. the air is so toxic right now that most schools have been closed. the indian government is enforcing driving restrictions to try to get the situation back under control. in 2014, the world health organization named the city the world's most heavily polluted capital. reporter: every year, over a million people die prematurely in india because of toxic particles in the air -- that's according to a u.n. study. in new delhi, there's no escaping the pollution. jyotsna: it started when i coughed a lot. i used to cough in the morning. i used to co

several information centers explain the park's flora and fauna one of them in the clouds above house is the perfect starting point for a walk to the deer feeding station. when the rangers replenish the food supply up to sixty red deer venture out from the shelter of the trees to feet to the lights of visitors. but almost sixty five but the golden eagles are a bit shyer than the deer we're still waiting. so. this is. the two this was so there's no need to separate tourism and conservation they go very well together you see tom can't exactly six hundred thousand people visit some both amused and the lake water is so clean you can drink it not because only electric boats are allowed on the lake you have to compromise a little but matt what do you do here apart from watching eagles. monitoring the golden eagles there's only one thing i do it's not a main task an important part of our job is looking after tourists we offer guided tours every day and of course we rangers are often out somewhere in the park we have two hundred fifty kilometers of trials on the national park from barrier fre

for fresh water in the basin has helped revive the local fauna to. lotus's have begun thriving again. local women spend two to three hours a day in the water collecting seeds from the lotus stalks. then the. sort them shell and dry them and over a period of several weeks turn them into cous cous. after the dam was built until last year we couldn't harvest anything but now nature has started to recover the lotuses have returned and we can collect the seeds again so. they harvested some six hundred kilos last year and up to feed their families for months and sell the excess another successful venture made possible by the park local craft traditions have also made a comeback these women make jewelry they are planning to sell the raw materials come from the national park service and. these are tiny beads that they make from tree resin. boy on the interest of his and we help them to extract the resin without destroying the trees. back in the delta biologist zenda law but dean is out on the water almost every day taking a look at the nesting sites in. dill

. >> you'll get to see the tropical flora and fauna. breathtaking views and more. >> reporter: royal caribbean telling abc news our hearts go out to all those involved. we're doing all we can to care for our guests including assisting with medical care and transportation. mission staff from the united states rushed to mexico to assess the situation and learned both ships, and armando serrano will continue as planned and won't be back in florida until later this week. >> thank you, victor. our prayers are with those families. >>> we're learning new details about what may have led to that deadly train derailment. investigators are trying to determine whether the engineer was distracted by a cell phone or possibly someone else in the car with him. abc's clayton sandell is in dupont, washington, with the latest for us. good morning, clayton. >> reporter: good morning, paula. they have been working nonstop overnight here to clear this scene and re-open this major interstate. but it is painstaking work and may be shut down for several more da

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