Tanzania has witnessed some of the worst poaching in the world. It's prompted the country's tourism board to encourage locals to visit the parks right on their doorstep, and join the fight to save elephants. Our reporter Dan Ashby accompanied one couple to the Selous Park, where they saw some of their country's famous wildlife for the first time.
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