How Rwanda Makes Conservation Work for its Community
How Rwanda Makes Conservation Work for its Community
In Rwanda, grassroots conservation efforts have not only saved a menagerie of Sam’s favorite animals, but also the economy! This piece was produced by Razan Ghalayini with Annie Kopp and edited by Andrew Mendelson. #RwandaVision
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What happened to all the alpacas, Samantha Bee? Your people are accessories to massive animal abuse and nobody is going to let you forget it.
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God I love her…
who downvotes this? maga💩 are you here?
Theses are AMAZING…you need more publicity, Sam Bee. These should have a million views!
Samantha, be honest: was it better than the African Lion Safari back in Hamilton?
great series..! Sam is such an excellent human.
I am from Rwanda and I like how welcoming and friendly Isaac is. Keep up the good work Isaac.
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I honestly never watched her show before… This show is absolutely very powerful and meaningful with humor ❤️
Dale is a good sport !
a little cringe to watch as an african but i guess it was cool
Conservation IS NOT Preservation!!!
Do you guys understand the difference!?!?
Rwanda is definitely on the right track. I've come to understand that conservation only works when people see conservation as profitable or beneficial TO THEM (not necessarily to the animals). Yeah, I think that's pretty backwards, but there you go. Rwanda is showing that this mentality works– show the community how these animals are worth more alive than dead, and how conserving these animals isn't just good business, it's money for THEM.
We can totally do that here in the US. We actually have already started in the Pacific Northwest with whale watching tours. Before the 1960s and 1970s, orcas were considered only good for target practice by the Navy (I wish I was kidding). But now, thanks to popularity that started with marine parks and then shifting to whale watching tours, we've shown orca conservation is worth its weight in gold. Now people pay good money to see them in their natural environment, and marvel at them.
To quote our wonderful guide Isaac: "Amazing."
How nice to now have a new perspective on Rwanda. Thanks Sam. And I'm sure you brought up the Canadian connection to that historically beleaguered country.
ZEBRA BUTTS!
Hunters say what they do is "conservation." How does killing an animal actually conserve that particular species? It doesn't. You don't preserve any species by killing its members.
I want to bring up that Rwanda is an authoritarian country
Amazing segment!!! I didn't know they invested a share back into the community from the park revenue, smart system. Thank you
Great segment Samantha Bee it's refreshing to see some people care to show more about Africa and their conservation and humnitarian efforts even with the limited resources the country has much better thatn many richer countries around the globe, kudos to you for deciding to showcase Rwanda to your viewers !!🙏🙂💯
Yay!! I love this!! This is how we protect ecosystems and take care of people! ❤️
Irs tax audits have more humor than you. Give up. Nobody likes you 👎
Those cranes are so beautiful!! Why would you keep these beautiful wild animals as pets 😭
Rwanda looks so beautiful 🙋🏾♀️
Take a look at the thumbnail again… kinda looks like they just did it
Good job! Informative, entertaining and funny!
I desperately wish all Full Frontal segments were at least this long. She is at a disadvantage when compared w the likes of John Oliver (who I also love) always having segments less than 5 minutes it seems.