‘Land occupiers fuel human-wildlife conflict’
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Poaching scourge to rise as drought tears through Zim
Human-wildlife conflict is already high in Zimbabwe, where the population of some animals already exceeds wildlife sanctuaries’ carrying capacity.
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Govt worried over human-wildlife conflicts
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Wild animals keep Plumtree children out of school
Dozens of villagers and communal farmers continue to lose their lives, livestock and crops to wild animals.
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Human-wildlife conflict Strategy inadequate: Govt
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