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JUNE 25-29; JULY 2-6, 2014  
LOG SHEET # 2
SMITHSONIAN FOLKLIFE FESTIVAL
AUDIO/VIDEO LOG SHEET
LOGGER/VIDEOGRAPHER: Deb Ramsey-Moor
MEMORY CARD NUMBER-TASCAM: [[strikethrough]] H6 [[/strikethrough]] 20  
FILE NAME: BOMA-0159 .wav
MEMORY CARD NUMBER-ZOOM H2: 22  
FILE NAME: STE-000 .wav
PRESENTER: Edwin Wanyomji  
DATE/TIME: July 5, 2014/11:45 A.M. to
PROGRAM: Kenya Mambo Poa  
STAGE: BOMA STAGE
GROUP NAME: A Ranger's Life
REGION/STYLE: Kenyan Preserves/Parks

[[2 columned table]]
| PERFORMER(S) | INSTRUMENT/OCCUPATION |
| --- | --- |
| Jack Marubn | RANGERS |
| Richard Lokomkorn | RANGERS |
| Philemen Ngen | Pastoral ranger |

CONTENTS/NOTES (continue on back):
1. Challenges they face due to space of parks (23 parks)
2. Much of land mass is reserved for preserves.
3. Conservation within vs. outside parks.
4. Rangers receiving training and recruitment. Need skills to survive in bush.
5. They have 3rd largest national park in the world.
6. Maintaining security against poachers. Ammo is necessary for poacher-prevention
7. Survival packs are necessary. Gun fights with poachers can happen.
8. Massai culture can clash/mix with park conservation.
9. Many poachers have been arrested and prosecuted, by they still attempt poaching.
10. Sometimes, an ambush can take place. One of the best ranger was killed
11. Parks are very safe; night time is when poachers attempt poaching.
12. Laws for poaching are weak. "Slap on the wrist". New law is now requiring 
13. life imprisonment. It's much more successful.
14. 4,000 rangers are employed as protectors.
15. Things are getting better.