案例简介：David Chancellor @ chancellordavid/肯尼亚野生动物服务护林员的照片保存着一只因自然原因死亡的母狮的皮肤，最近从一块木板上取下，在那里被拉伸到在阳光下晾干。狮子一直在肯尼亚的桑布鲁和马赛文化中发挥重要作用。传统上，它被视为一种通过仪式 (被称为ala-mayo)，杀死一头狮子以展示统治力，力量和力量的象征，从而作为莫兰人进入战士时代。但是现在情况已经改变，不再按惯例猎杀狮子。(然而，当狮子偶尔杀死牲畜时，它们仍然会被猎杀作为报复。)我已经在 @ ewasoleons工作了很多年，它在减轻人类与野生动物的冲突方面做得非常出色。当狮子死亡时，无论是自然死亡还是与冲突有关，这些皮肤都会被肯尼亚野生动物服务处拿走，该服务处会干燥并牢固地保存它们，直到社区要求它们举行仪式为止。仪式结束后，他们将返回。因此，可以维持重要的文化传统，而不会对肯尼亚北部脆弱的狮子种群构成进一步威胁。要查看更多内容，请关注我 @ chancellordavid。

案例简介：Photos by David Chancellor @chancellordavid / A Kenya Wildlife Service ranger holds the skin of a lioness, which died of natural causes, recently removed from a wooden panel where it was stretched to dry in the sun. Lions have always played an important part in Samburu and Maasai culture here in Kenya. Traditionally it was viewed as a rite of passage (known as ala-mayo) to kill a lion to demonstrate dominance, a symbol of strength and power, and thus pass into warrior-hood as a moran. But now this has changed, and lions are no longer hunted ceremonially. (However, when lions kill livestock occasionally, they'll still be hunted as revenge.) I’ve worked for many years now with @ewasolions which does a magnificent job of mitigating human-wildlife conflict. When lion deaths occur, either by natural mortality or conflict related, these skins are taken by Kenya Wildlife Services, which dries and holds them securely until communities request them for ceremonies. Once the ceremony is over, they are returned. Thus, important cultural traditions can be maintained without placing further threat upon the fragile lion populations here in northern Kenya. To see more follow me @chancellordavid.

国家地理 - Photos by David Chancellor @chancellordavid / A Kenya Wildlife Service ranger holds the skin of a lioness, which died of

案例简介：David Chancellor @ chancellordavid/肯尼亚野生动物服务护林员的照片保存着一只因自然原因死亡的母狮的皮肤，最近从一块木板上取下，在那里被拉伸到在阳光下晾干。狮子一直在肯尼亚的桑布鲁和马赛文化中发挥重要作用。传统上，它被视为一种通过仪式 (被称为ala-mayo)，杀死一头狮子以展示统治力，力量和力量的象征，从而作为莫兰人进入战士时代。但是现在情况已经改变，不再按惯例猎杀狮子。(然而，当狮子偶尔杀死牲畜时，它们仍然会被猎杀作为报复。)我已经在 @ ewasoleons工作了很多年，它在减轻人类与野生动物的冲突方面做得非常出色。当狮子死亡时，无论是自然死亡还是与冲突有关，这些皮肤都会被肯尼亚野生动物服务处拿走，该服务处会干燥并牢固地保存它们，直到社区要求它们举行仪式为止。仪式结束后，他们将返回。因此，可以维持重要的文化传统，而不会对肯尼亚北部脆弱的狮子种群构成进一步威胁。要查看更多内容，请关注我 @ chancellordavid。

国家地理 - Photos by David Chancellor @chancellordavid / A Kenya Wildlife Service ranger holds the skin of a lioness, which died of

案例简介：Photos by David Chancellor @chancellordavid / A Kenya Wildlife Service ranger holds the skin of a lioness, which died of natural causes, recently removed from a wooden panel where it was stretched to dry in the sun. Lions have always played an important part in Samburu and Maasai culture here in Kenya. Traditionally it was viewed as a rite of passage (known as ala-mayo) to kill a lion to demonstrate dominance, a symbol of strength and power, and thus pass into warrior-hood as a moran. But now this has changed, and lions are no longer hunted ceremonially. (However, when lions kill livestock occasionally, they'll still be hunted as revenge.) I’ve worked for many years now with @ewasolions which does a magnificent job of mitigating human-wildlife conflict. When lion deaths occur, either by natural mortality or conflict related, these skins are taken by Kenya Wildlife Services, which dries and holds them securely until communities request them for ceremonies. Once the ceremony is over, they are returned. Thus, important cultural traditions can be maintained without placing further threat upon the fragile lion populations here in northern Kenya. To see more follow me @chancellordavid.

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国家地理 - Photos by David Chancellor @chancellordavid / A Kenya Wildlife Service ranger holds the skin of a lioness, which died of

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