AWF: Human Wildlife Conflict: Lessons Learned From AWF's African Heartlands

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White rhino populations are on the rise, but continued conservation is necessary to ensure their survival.

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Human Wildlife Conflict: Lessons Learned From AWF's African Heartlands

Author	Philip Muruthi
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AWF Focus Areas	Conserving Wildlife
Related Heartlands	Congo Kazungula Kilimanjaro Limpopo Maasai Steppe Samburu Virunga Zambezi