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July 8, 2025 by Addo and Kirkwood Blogger

Elephant boom in southern Africa sparks conservation wins – and human-wildlife tensions

Southern Africa’s booming elephant population – now over 230,000 – marks a global conservation success, but it’s also fueling rising human-wildlife conflict across the region. Zimbabwe, at the center …

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