An avocado farm located near a Kenyan wildlife reserve has lost its bid for its license to be restored. Conservationists argued that it disrupted a key wildlife corridor and threatened migrating elephants
2021/04/29/kenya-conservationists-score-major-win-against-avocado-farm
2021/04/29/kenya-conservationists-score-major-win-against-avocado-farm
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