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In addition to conducting archaeological investigations, Leakey headed the National Museums of Kenya (1974-89) and the Department of Archaeological Sites. An outspoken advocate of wildlife conservation, he helped to promote a worldwide ban on the ivory trade and in 1989 became the director of the Kenya Wildlife Service, He overhauled the agency, but in 1994 he broke with Kenyan president Daniel arap Moi and resigned.
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