While the demand for ivory is due to interest from China and other ivory hungry countries that includes our own, it is not these who are killing Kenya's elephants. It is Kenya itself. Driven by greed and corruption, tribesmen and desperate individuals within are destroying nature's bounty that fuels the lucrative tourism industry and the precious revenue that could dictate the country's future for its people. Activism must take place on the ground level and create economic reward for those who live with wildlife without destroying these assets. There must be economic gain for these people to do so. The Kenyan government must now "walk its talk" with new poaching legislation and its people must be given incentives to help. I vow to help those currently in Kenya, who already understand this concept, make it a reality.