Conservation efforts have resulted in a surge in numbers of large mammals including elephants, giraffes and rhinos, thanks to increased security and tough wildlife laws with penalties for poaching. That success also means an increase in biodiversity, but also human-animal conflict
2022/07/29/ugandas-parks-teeming-with-wildlife-as-conservation-efforts-pay-off
2022/07/29/ugandas-parks-teeming-with-wildlife-as-conservation-efforts-pay-off
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