Kenya to burn biggest ever stockpile of ivory

Tusks from over 6,000 illegally killed elephants will be set alight in Nairobi national park to highlight the poaching crisis Tusks from more than 6,000 illegally killed elephants will be burned in Kenya on Saturday, the biggest ever destruction of an ivory stockpile and the most striking symbol yet of the plight of one of nature's last great beasts. The ceremonial burning in Nairobi national park at noon will be attended by Kenya's president, Uhuru Kenyatta, heads of state including Ali Bongo O...