pygmies, who have been hunting in the Baka forests for about 5,000 years in Cameroon, are being left homeless by logging and forest destruction.
2022/01/08/livelihood-of-cameroonian-pygmies-at-risk-from-persistent-logging
2022/01/08/livelihood-of-cameroonian-pygmies-at-risk-from-persistent-logging
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