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By Dr. Daniel Stiles Key Takeaways * India’s effort to reintroduce African cheetahs has revived a species declared extinct in the country more than 70 years ago. * The project has made Kuno National Park the center of a major conservation experiment, and a major controversy. * Critics question whether Kuno has
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By Prof. Brian Child Key Takeaways * "Use it or lose it": African conservationists argued wildlife could survive only if communities living with it also benefited from using it. * Centralization backfired: Kenya banned hunting in 1977 and lost two-thirds of its wildlife — the opposite of what was intended.
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Step into the vast, untamed wilderness of northern Mozambique as this film takes you deep inside the Lugenda Wildlife Reserve (LUWIRE) within the massive Niassa Special Reserve. Discover what it really takes to manage a million-acre remote conservation area—from battling devastating poaching crises and building hundreds of kilometers
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In the remote African bush of Botswana, subsistence farmer Dominic Chiromino faces a daily high-stakes challenge: protecting his livestock from hungry leopards, caracals, and hyenas. Relying on government compensation doesn't really cut it, since the payouts are often too low or don't cover certain attacks