Hi Anton here from 4x4 out 4R Foundation. We're here in the Morimoto School in the south-eastern side of the Okabandodev. We have just finished circumnavigating the whole delta and it was brutal. This is a number of factors that are going on here. One of the most important factors is the natural selection. The natural selection came up with this big project which now involves all the farmers of which we have got an ongoing project now by fencing around fields for farmers and then it's been electrified so that is to try to reduce the conflict between whom and wildlife. You know it has been a very hard time more specially for farmers because they didn't have any other forms of chasing these elephants. You know elephants are very clever, they are very smart. You do something with them for 10-20 years. They learn that and then they will not get scared. You come and then you clap your hands ears and out of 10 it can work but always they will learn. Now it's clapping hands to me. It's time for me to dance. If you fence around your field with the bushes it gets destroyed very easily by elephants because it just walks over it. This elephant has been in herfels and they need to come last night. It's ready to have field and they have destroyed much more on the other side. That's where they have destroyed much more and she even tried to take all the leftovers because there's nothing left more. So they don't think she can do but this elephant they don't come every day so they come maybe after a week or after two weeks. So working closely with the farmers allows us to create a situation where all those that can work work well and if they work well the farmers are able to subsist and live off of their hard work farming. The farmers they bring in the poles which are natural poles but these poles they don't cut from live trees. They look for trees which elephants have broken down and then they'll bring them along here. Then they will put them farmers put them by themselves and then now through natural selections and partnering with elephant for Africa they'll be helping with the electrification of these fields. This is the solar station and then the top here is the solar panels which acts more like an air roof and have two batteries here and this is the energy and energy supplies electricity to their friends. So this project started early this year it's a very good initiative indeed. Thank you Archampper for giving us the opportunity to go around the Okavango Delta screening school kids eyes age 10 to 14. It's been an amazing experience and so much has happened. We've also discovered organizations like Elephants for Africa that are teaching humans how to coincide with wildlife. A upliftment in these communities plays a huge role and we really want to give them the opportunity that we can with our eyesight and show them that loving people, loving nature is definitely the way to go.