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Leslie Kane, Elephant Researcher and Activist Leslie Kane’s Elephant Work History: 1) Attending the Global Marches for Elephants Denver State Capitol building the first Saturday in October 2) Worked in Ethological Research with Stanford University’s Caitlin O’Conner, PhD in wild elephant research in Nambia in behavioral observation and DNA collection, parasitic evaluations 3) Public speaking engagements/fundraisers for adults and children educating on the atrocities of poaching and the grave importance in keeping this sentient species alive. 4) Signing petitions for the African and Asian Elephant daily to fight for an end to their exploitation in India and end poaching for ivory tusk in Africa. Writing to House and Senate to plead an end to ivory sales 5) Adoptions of elephants, giraffe and rhino at The David Sheldrick Wildlife Foundation and monthly donations. 6) Nightly- watch live snap photography of movement in two Safari Camps watching for poachers. Upon visual discovery of poachers grid coordina