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The pandemic threatens to plunge whole communities reliant on tourism into poverty, which is a massive driver of poaching.The Independent, Emma Ledger, 20 July 2020Ninian LowisAny stanley de  day now an estimated 500,000 wildebeest will arrive in the dusty flats of Western K stanley cup enyas Masai Mara as part of their annual migration.This awesome spectacle 鈥?just part of over one million animals that move north from Tanzania every July 鈥?would usually be watched by thousands of tourists. This year there are none.Jackson Looseyia, a Masai conservationist and lodge owner in the Mara, told The Independent:  From a nature-loving point of view, it has been beautiful  no vehicle tracks, rest for the animals. However, in conservation terms it is a crisis. We have no money coming in whatsoever, and the future is so bleak. We are terribly worried about poachers, th stanley cups ey have already laid thousands of snares [to trap wildlife]. Ive had to set wildebeest free with my bare hands. That the iconic Masai Mara  one of the worlds most famous, important and protected landscapes  could fear such an onslaught of killing shows the extent of the crisis facing conservation in the wake of Covid.It is in response to this crisis that The Independent has launched its Stop the Illegal Wildlife Trade campaign. Funds raised will pay for vital wildlife-protection projects implemented by the campaigns partner charity Space for Giants.The Covid-19 conservation crisis has shown the urgency of The Independents Sto