THE IVORY GAME: Film study guide and worksheet

If your students have never seen 'The Ivory Game', take the opportunity to show it in your environmental science, biology, or political science class.  The plight of the African elephant is detailed in an immersive way that no amount of lecture or statistics will convey.  You will need a NETFLIX account to view the film.  Most of your students will be deeply moved to feelings of sorrow, disgust, and anger.  African elephants have declined to around 450,000 animals from more than 10 million that roamed Africa in 1900.  They will see the intelligence of the elephants and the deep personal love of the park rangers trying to protect their animals from black market poachers.

This contains a comprehensive 53 question guide that takes students through the Netflix production, 'The Ivory Game' and connects the intricate details of international crime and underground operations to poaching practices that leave animals endangered or on the brink of extinction.

USEFUL FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE, BIOLOGY, or even POLITICAL SCIENCE.  GREAT TALKING POINTS AND AN INTRODUCTION TO SET UP UNITS ON ENDANGERED SPECIES.