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My father's job as a ranger led me into wildlife conservation

An awareness sticker launched by Coast Conservationist Silas David Ekesa to raise funds for his admission to the UK based Sheffield University . The Mombasa based 32 year old launched the sticker "Stop Throwing wastes through Car Window" for Motorists to help raise funds that will enable him pursue a Master of Science course on Environmental change and International development at the UK University. [PHOTO BY MAARUFU MOHAMED/STANDARD].

For six years now I have dedicated myself in the fight against wildlife poaching and environmental conservation thanks to my father.

It all started as a child at the age of 12 when I visited my father, a ranger at Karura forest where he worked for over 12 years protecting the animals from poachers.

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