that is intriguing but two years ago i wasas in east africa in uganda and traveling around kampala andal areas, it was striking to me the standard of living, much lower than the united states and i saw many people living in huts not having sufficient clothing and not having sufficient covering from the rain. people fairly struggling although there is a lot of economic activity and at the same time, every single person vesitting under every insufficiently corrugated tin roof on every little shop on every little by way or alleyway had a cell phone. every single person had a cell phone. >> smart phone. that means a supercomputer, the underestimation of the real standard of living. identifying key industrial evolution in, it's another form of expansion of light. >> i notice uganda roads were still pretty bad, i realize everybody in kampala can now talk to their grandma or great grandmaa in the backcountry anytime they want to because everyone has a cell phone and they are using smartphones as an exchange, greatly simplifying monetary transactions. it was quite stunning, honestly. then prou

i am sandra. twin, are you here in kampala, uganda. well, chris, i'm looking forward to hearing more about those beauty enhancing trees. but of course, that's not all we have in store for you to day and a here is what else is coming up. how a simple invasion is protecting harvests in wonder why the french fishermen are skeptical about wind energy and how a 10 year old keith is fighting for healthier planet. we stopped our show with ivory coast like some of its neighboring countries, ivory coast as lost more those reporters of its forest, or by the last 50 years. more remote john, good areas are still home to a number of primary species, some of which are in danger. of extinction, researches there are interested in more than just observing the bank is they also want to get local people on board to protect both them and the environment. but it's not such an easy task with physically could it really clinical? if it's not a funeral, it means we're close. it sounds like loose warning or something. moving he relies on instincts that once hel

i am sander to nobody here in kampala uganda. hey, chris, how i aiden today? just fine, sandra, it's good to be here again. and as always, we've put together a great program with interest and report on preserving nature. i'm protecting the environment. here is a brief look at what's in store. given old clothes of fresh login agents. are stop in south africa. the support is wildlife conservation and environmental protection. also school subject in garner county to conserve that was the motor for king as fast of fish and wildlife senses in an extensive survey on animals that dwell in the country on land. and in water, the aim was to collect data that would help conservationists resolve and also protect the wildlife better. and that means all white life, no, just the handful of exotic creatures, many tourists dream of seeing on safaris. ah, a pack of african wild dogs. it's a rare sighting, wild, glad conservationist, or like a humble and her crew spotted the typically shy creatures in lake keeper, where conservation efforts have seen their numbers grow from 2 to

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