Ethiopia's Elephant Crisis | Full Documentary | A Film by Antoine Lindley

The ground breaking documentary film follows filmmaker and journalist Antoine Lindley to some of the most remote parks of Ethiopia to tell the story of the challenges and conservation efforts to save what could be Ethiopia’s last elephants. Commissioned by Ethiopian Wildlife Conservation Authority (EWCA) with support of UNDP and GEF.
Directed and produced by Antoine Lindley
Official Facebook: / antoine.lindley
For more about
EWCA: www.ewca.gov.et
UNDP: www.undp.org
GEF: www.thegef.org
EPI: www.elephantprotectioninitiat...

[@timvandijk5128]

Thank you for an excellent and informative documentary.

[@julianbayliss6386]

A balanced and thought-provoking overview of Ethiopia's elephant crisis - lets hope support will be given by the Ethiopian Government to support EWCA in protecting and safeguarding elephant conservation to the benefit of all. Great work.

[@TheEmperorKeeper]

Such a noble cause highlighting the elephant crisis in Ethiopia. Well done for all involved in this project.

[@getnetnigussie7331]

we appreciated That, what the EPI did all over Africa to Safeguard and conserve the wildlife particularly the Elephant specie. It is a great contribution to keep an option for the coming generation and as well as keeping the contribution to the sustainable environmental protection. Therefore, this film will have an immense importance to up raise the awareness of the community and the academic institution to be the part of the teaching curriculum. How ever, EWCA is would like to Thank to UNDP Gf6 offerd the payment of the Famous Film maker and Journalist Mr. Antoine Lindley, that he start the documentary starts as an introduction from the historical point of view of Ethiopia concerned on illegal wildlife hunting and the kings attention and the country rule of low on poachers indeed it is fantastic! Also we thankful to EPI the concern and contribution of to the film maker to accomplished This documentary film Project, generally this part is the first and we will work together for the next publication and promoting issues. Thank you so many

[@cheyennesutton2055]

Great documentary, Mr. Lindley! I hope to see more of your excellent work!

[@nonono4161]

I'm from Ethiopia thank you so much😔😔

[@military-info6381]

Thanks for raising awareness. Sir!

[@bakull_1931]

Thank you for this wonderful documentary!!! I wonder if elephants (Zihon) are living in other parts of the country.

[@tarikuabebe1839]

Very nice thought. I hope we will success to have many 1000s Elephants in the future. My friend you are the best.

[@nurobemela]

My dear! this is eye opining and well done documentary, as tour guid it is full of vital information about the parks and elephants in each parks covered, therefor I thanks to all the people which made this materials.

[@InsightEthiopia]

Thank you so much!

[@aronalex9080]

really it is a great documentary you produced... i pray that our eyes be open and contribute to this great deed for the next generations. Thank you!

[@waltenigusaetop3320]

You are such a strong and amazing person doing all these

[@NicoJParco]

Berta! Great job!

[@supernovasupernova4289]

Thank you for this beautiful film. I learned a lot. I am wondering though, how can we raise awareness in the general public about conservation and the climate crisis in Ethiopia. I have been trying on social media, but the public seems generally uninterested. And this is despite the fact that they will be disastrous events heading our way in the next two decades. We don't have the luxury of educating the young, since we are terribly short on time. What can be done now? We need charismatic individuals such as yourself to spread the message more broadly. The people deserve to know that their futures and that of their children are on the line.

[@elias88888]

Keep speaking out on social media!

[@elias88888]

You never know where your words will fall and you never know when the shifting point in general consciousness will happen. Yes Ethiopia needs more ambassadors like Chachi Tadesse and Antoine Lindley, it will accelerate the general consciousness for the cause.

[@majoradmasu]

A good one! I hope government and other conservation partners will provide additional supports to ensure the existence of viable population of the species in each protected area systems.

[@GetOutsideYourself]

Great documentary. Many of these places I've been and others I will visit soon. Great use of the drone, which in other African countries would get you arrested (Namibia especially). There are many challenges of conservation in Ethiopia, but there are many successful examples in neighboring countries for Ethiopia to emulate. Basically, people are selfish and will always act in their own self-interest, so it needs to be in this spirit that conservation projects be undertaken. They must benefit the people in a tangible, direct way that's easy to see and immediate. So you are correct that educating from a young age is so important.

[@gebremskelgizaw7268]

WELL DONE AND NEED TO BE EXCELLED! IT IS IMPORTANT AND TIMELY TO SPEAK LOUDLY ABOUT THE ETHIOPIAN ELEPHANTS IN PARTICULAR AND THE WILDLIFE IN-GENERAL. IN ETHIOPIA WILDLIFE NEED FOR URGENCY RESPONSE IN MAINTAINING AND REVERSING THEIR NATURAL AREAS. THE HUMAN INDUCED PRESSURE IS INCREASING AT ALARMING RATE. ISSUES OF SETTLING THE SETTLEMENT, AGRICULTURE AND MASS LIVESTOCK GRAZING NEED COLLABORATIVE EFFORTS OF THE GOVERNMENT AND STAKEHOLDERS.

[@georgestavrou4054]

this was a great film and i hope it raises awareness about the situation. next i hope you do one about the lions of ethiopia

[@nike6030]

Let's do it together

[@truthseeker3536]

Look up Mark Alan King and his gematria website!

[@FabzPI]

[@inquilabzindabad562]

Everyone pray that I become Billionaire. I will spend my money saving these elephants