Improved surveillance around national parks and game reserves with an increase in the latest equipment and technology for security agencies. Large donations of communications equipment to enhance security within these regions. In exchange, financing for increased geothermal power generation and perhaps railroad development.    An increase in coffee, tea, pyrethrum trade into China.

It might seem more strategic to lean on countries other than China for this type of investment and economic exchange - specifically ones without ivory carving factories overseen or approved by its government. And, what better way to understand the capabilities of a country in protecting wildlife assets than becoming part of the team.

Sounds like an invitation to dinner to me.

http://www.nation.co.ke/news/Kenya+gets+China+support+to+fight+poaching/-/1056/1965858/-/10bitpe/-/index.html