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Kenya Wildlife Service faces scrutiny over wildlife trafficking amid rising global illegal trade, continuing its role in conservation since 1989.

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Wildlife Restored in Mozambique

Mozambique is undertaking a major conservation effort to restore wildlife in Banhine National Park, which was decimated by civil war and poaching. Nearly 400 animals, including zebras and antelopes, have been relocated to the park. The project aims to revive the reserve's biodiversity and tourism, with support from Peace Parks Foundation.

Elephants and Baboons: Conservation Challenges

Recent articles highlight ongoing issues in wildlife conservation. Kenyan researcher Shirley Strum emphasizes human-wildlife conflict with baboons, while Botswana faces rising elephant hunting quotas amid concerns over population management and habitat encroachment. The death of conservationist Iain Douglas-Hamilton marks a significant loss for elephant protection efforts.